Which teams have a role in deciding which compliance technology to purchase?

ArchitectureStrategy

Security44%

IT81%

Legal42%

Compliance (We have a dedicated leader)23%

Other1%

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Chief Technology Officer and Chief Information Officer3 years ago

If you have a team for Compliance then decision falls into their domain. Otherwise I see no purpose in having such a team. They also should take care of gathering enough information from other teams in regards to Security and IT running cost.

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CISO in Software4 years ago

You have to take everyone on the journey otherwise the tool becomes and island

Director of Technology Strategy in Services (non-Government)4 years ago

What's the definition of Compliance here? Is it a) ensuring that the company remains compliant with local regs and laws, or b) is it measuring and monitoring that staff remain compliant with their job expectations?

If it's a) then you have a good list there. If it's b) then you're missing HR

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