Found 9 results for: Automating Security Compliance
With the May 2018 GDPR enforcement deadline approaching, manual security hardening is a liability. Learn how to automate compliance audits and server hardening on Ubuntu 16.04 using Ansible and OpenSCAP, ensuring your infrastructure satisfies Datatilsynet requirements.
With the new EU data regulations looming, manual server hardening is a liability. Learn how to automate security baselines on CentOS 7 using Ansible and OpenSCAP, ensuring your infrastructure meets Norwegian Datatilsynet standards before the audit hits.
With the GDPR deadline looming in 2018, manual server hardening is a liability. Learn how to automate security baselines using Ansible and OpenSCAP on Norwegian infrastructure.
With the recent invalidation of Safe Harbor and the looming EU Data Protection Reform, manual security is a liability. Learn how to automate server hardening on CentOS 7 and Ubuntu 16.04 using Ansible to satisfy Datatilsynet requirements.
With the invalidation of Safe Harbor, data sovereignty is no longer optional. Learn how to automate server hardening with Ansible and keep the Norwegian Data Protection Authority happy.
With the invalidation of Safe Harbor, relying on US-based clouds is a legal gamble. Learn how to automate server hardening with Ansible and OpenSCAP to satisfy Datatilsynet requirements while ensuring high-performance hosting in Norway.
With the EU-US Safe Harbor framework invalidated, Norwegian CTOs face a compliance crisis. Learn how to automate server hardening using Ansible to satisfy Datatilsynet requirements while keeping data strictly on Norwegian soil.
In 2015, managing server security via spreadsheets is negligence. We explore how to replace manual checklists with Ansible and OpenSCAP on Norwegian infrastructure to satisfy Datatilsynet and PCI-DSS requirements.
Manual security hardening is a liability. Learn how to automate server compliance under the Norwegian Personal Data Act using Ansible and OpenSCAP, and why sovereign infrastructure matters more than ever.