regulatory compliance

Omega’s most knowledgeable IT minds share their thoughts on cybersecurity and technology trends for the year 2023 — including IT automation, cloud optimization, regulatory compliance and more.

Time is running out for financial institutions, including auto dealerships, to comply with information security requirements under the FTC's recently revised Safeguards Rule.

CFOs, COOs and other executives are facing immense pressure to ensure the IT compliance process maximizes internal efficiencies and that security practices ultimately minimize the cost of a breach.

Hedge funds and financial firms also need to ensure they implement consistent and continuous training, monitoring and testing to contend with ever-changing, creative threat actors.

Beyond satisfying increasing regulatory demands and standards set forth by clients, investors, boards of directors and other stakeholders, businesses across nearly every industry are also contending with high standards for securing cybersecurity liability insurance.

Cybersecurity and compliance have become inextricably linked, but for organizations staring down two complex and risk-driven paths, navigating a strategic roadmap can be a formidable challenge.

Omega Systems is pleased to officially unveil its managed IT compliance service, designed to help companies navigate the growing complexities associated with cybersecurity risk management and regulatory compliance.

Earlier this year, in an effort to stress the critical nature of cybersecurity protections, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) proposed new requirements for registered investment advisers which would mandate significant enhancements to an organization’s cybersecurity posture.

Businesses today rely heavily on the digital world to fuel their operations, and as such, they happily enjoy the associated benefits of convenience, profitability, flexibility and more.