Domain
Compliance
This directory contains compliance management policies, registers, audit governance artefacts, cross-sector regulation annexes, and industry-sector compliance sub-directories.
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Policy, 3
Policies
Standard, 2
Standards
Procedure, 6
Procedures
Matrix, 1
Matrices
Register, 7
Registers
- BASC IT and Information Security Responsibilitiesv1.1.3
- BASC IT Compliance Monitoring and KPIsv1.2.9
- Canada PIP IT and Cybersecurity Compliance Controls Registerv1.0.8
- Compliance Obligations Register Templatev1.0.21
- Global Regulatory Applicability Registerv1.0.4
- US CTPAT IT and Cybersecurity Compliance Controls Registerv1.0.10
- US CTPAT Minimum Security Criteria Controls Registerv1.0.9
Template, 3
Templates
Annex, 16
Annexes
- BASC Programme Overview Annexv1.1.4
- Canada Public Sector GRC Requirements Annexv0.0.28
- DORA Implementation Annexv0.0.16
- eIDAS Sector Requirements Annexv0.0.3
- Energy and Utilities Sector Requirements Annexv0.0.12
- FedRAMP Sector Requirements Annexv0.0.19
- Financial Services Sector GRC Requirements Annexv1.0.28
- Healthcare Sector GRC Requirements Annexv1.1.31
- Logistics Sector GRC Requirements Annexv1.0.35
- MiCA Implementation Annexv0.3.8
- NIS 2 Implementation Annexv1.2.12
- Public Sector GRC Requirements Annexv0.0.6
- SOX IT General Controls Annexv0.0.6
- Telecommunications Sector Requirements Annexv0.0.10
- UK AEO-S IT and Cybersecurity Requirementsv1.0.6
- United States HIPAA Sector Requirements Annexv0.0.4
Leadership, 6
Leadership pages for this area
Pages from the executive layer that tag this area. They explain and advise; the documents above govern.
- What the governing body should require for crypto-asset and blockchain governance oversightexecutive brief
- From policy intent to independent assurance: the journey of a privileged-access controljourney
- From retention rule to destruction evidence: the governed journey of a recordjourney
- How leadership can know, with evidence, whether the controls it relies on are operatingoutcome map
- How leadership can know, with evidence, whether the organization's legal and regulatory obligations are identified and metoutcome map
- When a customer-data service must move after its legal operating boundary changesscenario
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