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HIPAA, PCI, GLBA, CIP, SEC, NERC, SOX, Kentucky House Bill 5 and 232 and many, many, more! With how many of these acronyms must your organization be in compliance? Understanding the requirements of each can take years. Thankfully, there is one set of guidance which is as the basis of most compliance regulations. Learn how a NIST-based approach can simplify your compliance efforts and be used in building your audit program.
Recent issues that underscore the need for such regulations and implementation of information security and audit controls. * NIST and how it is the basis for most compliance regulations. * Core components of NIST and the best practices organizations should have regardless of compliance.
Mr. Czerwonka has significant tactical and management experience as a compliance and audit, information technology, and business process professional. His industry experience includes healthcare, manufacturing, “Big 4″ IT audit and management consulting, and financial services. He has significant experience managing and executing on enterprise wide IT infrastructure, security, business process, and compliance projects for PCI, HIPAA, GLBA, FFIEC, and SOX information technology and security regulations and standards. Mr. Czerwonka has performed and managed numerous IT risk assessments, internal control assessments, compliance cost benefit analysis, and implemented both manual and automated systems to improve the compliance collecting and reporting processes. Back to Louisville InfoSec 2013 video list
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