Push helped us discover what cloud apps were in our environment and how users were using them. It was instrumental in addressing compliance non-conformities.
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Easily demonstrate compliance with security standards
All security standards require you to know which third-party cloud service providers have your data and to demonstrate how employee accounts are being protected.
Use Push to prepare for an audit and demonstrate compliance.
SOC2, ISO27001, HIPAA, Cyber Essentials ... plus more
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SOC 2
Push can help you by:
Identifying third-party vendors and subservice organizations for risk assessments
Determining critical services based on data sensitivity
Ensuring employees use logical access controls - unique account IDs, complex passwords, MFA etc. (pictured)
ISO 27001
Push can help you by:
Developing and maintaining an inventory of third-party service providers entrusted with data (pictured)
Evidencing the application of access controls that manage access to data
Validating the implementation of secure authentication technologies and procedures
Implementing security measure for assets off-premises and reporting on account compromise events
HIPAA
Push can help you by:
Identifying Business Associates that have access to PHI in order to verify their security rule compliance and overall compliance with HIPAA requirements
Ensuring unique user IDs to track and monitor the activities of individuals (pictured)
Demonstrate the implementation of procedures for verifying the identities of individuals seeking access to PHI - strong and unique passwords and the use of MFA (pictured)
Cyber Essentials
Push can help you by:
Providing a list of all cloud services that are provided by a third-party and used by your organization
Demonstrating that MFA has been enabled on cloud services (pictured)
Evidencing that employee accounts are protected against brute-force password guessing (pictured)
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