
Compliance
Compliance Simplified
PETRO’S COMPLIANCE GROUP
Establishing effective cybersecurity controls is a major challenge for every company. Organizations both big and small need to leverage a prescriptive, repeatable, and mathematical approach to risk management.
Cybersecurity compliance regulations are designed to harden your infrastructure. Petro takes on the work of managing the complex compliance processes so you can focus on your core business. Our experienced team is well-versed in government compliance and can support your business’s software security needs while distilling both the assessment and solution into easy-to-understand concepts and terms.
The Petro Compliance Group can provide a comprehensive cybersecurity plan that’s right for you. Our solutions include everything companies need to comply with federal regulations, such as:
Complete Business Continuity Plans with over-arching goals and policies
Disaster Recovery Plans with Security Controls
Complete identification of risks, vulnerabilities and threats
Step-by-step procedures
Continuous monitoring and improvements
The Petro Compliance Group is comprised of project managers and cybersecurity specialists with decades of experience in meeting government regulations. We also work with experts in the field, including the authors of Cybersecurity regulations, such as ONG-C2M2, ES-C2M2, ISO 27001, NIST 800-171 and GDRP.
Petro Cyber’s compliance experts have over 70 years of experience in federal and commercial regulations.
Compliance Specializations
ONG-C2M2
ES-C2M2
ISO 27001
NIST 800 171
CMMC
DFAR
FISMA
NIST SP 800-37
NIST SP 800-12
NIST SP 800-30
NIST SP 800-39
NIST SP 800-60
NIST SP 800-50
NIST SP 800-34
NIST SP 800-122
NIST SP 800-137
NIST SP 800-115
NIST SP 800-64
NIST 800-53
NIST SP 800-18
FedRAMP
FIPS 199 & 200
GDPR
Data Privacy
Sarbanes-Oxley
PETRO WILL SET YOU UP WITH A COMPLIANCE PROGRAM
1. Identify Specific Requirements & Types of Data
For starters, it’s important to first figure out what regulations or laws you need to comply with. Compliance requirements vary greatly from federal to state. Some apply regardless of whether your business is located in the state, territory or market.
Secondly, it’s important to determine what type of data you are storing and processing, as well as which states and countries you are operating in. In many regulations, specific types of personal information are subject to additional controls. Personally identifiable information (PII), includes any data that could uniquely identify an individual.
2. Appoint a CISO or Outsource a CISO
Most companies are far too small to justify hiring a six-figure CISO to manage compliance. However, there are many cybersecurity firms that have staff to manage cybersecurity at a fraction of this cost. By hiring a CISO or outsourcing this responsibility you can gain compliance and get regular updates regarding the state of your cybersecurity program and compliance efforts.
3. Conduct Vulnerability/Risk Assessments
Every major cybersecurity compliance requirement requires a vulnerability/risk assessment. These are critical in determining what your organization’s most critical security flaws are, as well as what controls you already have in place.
4. Implement Technical Controls Based On Requirements
You must implement technical controls to the cybersecurity regulation you are adhering to. Here are some examples of technical controls:
Implementing a Firewall
Standardized Anti-Virus across all endpoints
Implementing Network Monitoring Software
Implementing Log Aggregation Software
Protect & Encrypt Sensitive Data
5. Implement Policies, Procedures, & Process Controls
You must have policies and procedures in place to mitigate risk. It’s critical for compliance, security and safety. Some examples of non-technical controls include:
Documented policies and procedures
Audit and Accountability Processes
Mandatory Employee Cybersecurity Training
Appointing a CISO or outsource CISO
Conducting Vulnerability/Risk Assessments
6. Test & Review
Review requirements that need to be met and regularly test your controls. Conducting regular tests will make sure your company stays compliant.