Lazarus Alliance Partnering Provides Audit & Compliance and Regulatory Support

You have customers working with you today who need or demand additional support for their own compliance, risk, governance and cybersecurity programs.

Maybe your firm is a Public Accounting Firm and your clients work with you on taxation, but they also require a SOC 1, or SOC 2 which you do not provide. Rather than them begin a search for a provider, who may offer everything they require, why not choose Lazarus Alliance Partnering to support your customer together?

MSP partners frequently host and support clients with preparedness and readiness services, however, these same customers also require completing those certifications and attestations such as StateRAMP, FedRAMP, SOC 2, NIST 800-53, ISO 27001, and many others. Work with Lazarus Alliance Partnering to support your customers, offering turnkey solutions which increases your billable time, all the while improving retention.

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The recent uncovering of the Log4Shell bug, tied to the ubiquitous log4j module, has swept through private and public organizations reliant on IT logging technology. A relatively simple bug, the implications of its widespread use means that remediation will be a long, complex endeavor. While the potential millions of implementations wait for updates, however, the complex infrastructure of national IT is vulnerable to attack. 

Read more about this bug and its potential threat to organizations across the world. 

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For decades, the golden rule for web security was simple: don’t download and execute files on your computer. Ignore attachments from unknown sources, refrain from opening PDFs or Word documents with macros, and avoid getting software from any source other than the creator. Firefox is taking the next step by creating new sandboxing technology that could have a big impact on securing user workstations. 

But times change, and now even websites can infect your computer with malware or separate you from your personal account information. This threat has become a problem that browsers like Firefox are now implementing security measures to protect users against these threats. 

Needless to say, malicious software is always a threat to businesses large and small. Because of this fact, secure browsers utilizing technologies like sandbox security may become a critical part of low-level compliance for the foreseeable future.

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