Compliance Management: A Four-Part Symphony
Deepak Bhardwaj
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As we discussed in our previous article "Compliance as Code: The Future of Meeting Your Obligations with a Smile", compliance as code is the future of ensuring that your organization meets its obligations. This article delves into the four-part harmony of compliance management and some example of tools that you can use to achieve it. Just like in good harmony, each part of compliance management is just as important as the other and with the right tools, you'll be able to meet your compliance goals in a streamlined, automated way. By leveraging the power of compliance as code, you'll be able to ensure that your organization stays compliant with its obligations, now and in the future.
Planning: The Conductor of the Orchestra
Planning is like a conductor of a symphony, providing direction and ensuring the success of the performance. Just as a conductor must be familiar with the score, you should understand your compliance objectives and the tools required to achieve them. A well-structured plan will help you avoid potential issues before they arise.
Planning Tools:
Prevention: Playing the Right Note at the Right Time
Preventing problems is like playing the right note at the right time. And with the tools in this category, you'll be able to catch problems before they happen.
Prevention Tools:
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Detection: A Good Ear for Notes Out of Place
Detection is like having a good ear for notes that are out of place. With the tools in this category, you'll be able to spot problems before they become real issues.
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Remediation: Fixing the Notes Out of Place
And finally, remediation is like fixing the notes that are out of place. With the tools in this category, you'll be able to resolve compliance problems quickly and efficiently.
Remediation Tools:
So there you have it: the four-part harmony of compliance management! With the right tools, you'll be able to keep your compliance goals in tune and avoid the embarrassment of a flat or sharp note.