Alyned Thinking

Alyne’s GRC SaaS Solution and LeanIX’s Enterprise Architecture Suite, two cloud-native organisations, have joined forces with a powerful integration, driving capabilities across four use cases: Technology Risk Management, Operational Resilience, Financial Services Compliance and IT Governance. Download our latest White Paper to understand more about the value that this cutting-edge integration can provide to your organisation.

While no single framework has emerged as the industry standard for ESG risk management, there are different relevant classifications and approaches. Alyne's ESG Risk Framework is mapped to various expert sources, and combines powerful technology to enable you to assess, identify and analyse risks, and report on ESG programs. Access our White Paper to learn more about delivering cutting-edge ESG Governance, Risk and Compliance (GRC) capability across your enterprise.

Although HIPAA has been in effect for over two decades, compliance with the law is still not a straightforward task. Many still lack the appropriate measures applicable to their organisation or are unsure of how to comply with all of the HIPAA Rules set out in Part 164. Alyne's technology can facilitate this process, and offers a comprehensive mapping of Part 164 of the HIPAA regulation, covering the provisions of the HIPAA Data Privacy, Security Controls and Breach Notification Rules.

In order to be compliant with SOX and to meet ICFR requirements, organisations are required to create controls that cover a large scope of IT and financial aspects, all tailored to their unique organisational structure. Leading organisations point to frameworks such as COBIT and COSO and even a combination of the two, to adopt in your quest for SOX and ICFR compliance. Alyne's Content Library goes beyond providing IT and Information Security related Controls and now contains extensive coverage of Financial Controls focused purely on the financial integrity of an enterprise. 

Compliance processes are typically expensive, time-consuming and reactive rather than proactive; all these aside from the high costs associated with non-compliance. A Smart Compliance Process is one that encompasses a holistic integrated approach, leveraging technology to facilitate a more agile process, making compliance teams more efficient and effective with the ultimate goal of generating greater value for the organisation.