While audit processes have improved since the implementation of SOX, the automation of continuous access monitoring has continued to be siloed and encumbered by manual processes and point solutions. Manual processes require high-value company resources to spend time on low value manual procedures to scope, request, collate, and review data.
This cost grows exponentially by taxing and slowing down control processes, and makes reporting very time consuming and often inaccurate because of scattered access and systems.
GRC 20/20 Research conducted a detailed study of organizations that moved from manual and siloed approaches to Fastpath for automated controls across multiple business systems. GRC 20/20 found that organizations that utilize Fastpath make their automated and continuous control monitoring processes more efficient, effective, and agile. This results in a quantifiable return on investment.
Watch this on-demand video with presenters Michael Rasmussen from GRC 20/20 and Aidan Parisian from Fastpath as they outline how a single cross-application platform can make access and configuration management more efficient and effective.
