Alyned Thinking

Summary Alyne proudly presents its new product module Funnels. Funnels let you categorise Applications, Vendors, Contracts and other objects with a standardised workflow. Based on the outcome of such a funnel run, customisable actions ("Triggers") are launched, e.g. sending email notifications or even automatically launching Alyne assessments to the object owners. Use Case Scenarios Information Classification Application Protection Need Assessments Vendor Protection Need Assessments Business Impact Assessments Identification of Commissioned Data Processing ("Auftragsdatenverarbeitung") Privacy Impact Assessment and many more.

Summary of Changes 1. Custom Controls We are introducing Custom Controls in addition to our Alyne Library. Alyne customers can now edit and copy Controls - to be used in Control Sets and Assessments. This will be extended even more in the upcoming releases. 2. A set for Custom Controls The new Custom Controls need a home where you can easily manage your customised controls. We built that home for you. 3. Edit Report details We now allow to edit the Report title and description while we still ensure the integrity of all the underlying core Report data.

In the development of Alyne we put a lot of thought into how to make rules, their implementation and measurement of maturity smarter and easier to grasp.

Summary of Changes Deviation Radar The Deviation Radar is a new Report section that lets you quickly scan the deviations by topic and - via drill down - by subtopic. A gorgeous feature. 2. Further export functions We extended our export capabilities to a status overview of all responders of an assessment and to the objects of one responder. This should cover all your needs while exporting assessments. 3. Upcoming Features We are currently working on bigger feature sets that represent completely new modules of the Alyne GRC offering and require our main attention now. Stay tuned, they will be awesome.

If you’re not a total recluse, you might have heard about this show called Game of Thrones, a.k.a. building up loyal lovable characters over complex, multi-year story arcs only to have them brutally slaughtered, burned, or decapitated without any warning.