STSakshi Tripathiincia-triad-cybersecurity-grc-beginners.hashnode.dev·Mar 5 · 4 min readGRC Analyst Roadmap Day-8 : SOC / SOC 2 ExplainedIf you’re preparing for GRC Analyst roles, understanding SOC reports—especially SOC 2—is essential. These reports are widely asked about in interviews and frequently appear in job descriptions. Let’s 00
STSakshi Tripathiincia-triad-cybersecurity-grc-beginners.hashnode.dev·Mar 2 · 4 min readGRC Analyst Roadmap - Day 6 : Compliance for beginners Compliance in GRC: Roadmap, Importance, and How It All Started In today’s digital, financial, and regulatory environment, compliance is not optional — it is foundational. Whether you’re working in cyb00
STSakshi Tripathiincia-triad-cybersecurity-grc-beginners.hashnode.dev·Feb 11 · 3 min readGRC Analyst Roadmap - Day 5 : NIST RMF FrameworkIn this article, we’ll break down what NIST RMF is, why it matters, and how GRC analysts actually use it in real organizations. What Is NIST RMF? NIST RMF (Risk Management Framework) is a framework developed by the National Institute of Standards an...00
STSakshi Tripathiincia-triad-cybersecurity-grc-beginners.hashnode.dev·Feb 4 · 4 min readGRC Analyst Roadmap – Day 4: ISO 27001 Explained for Beginner-Level GRC AnalystsIf you’re aiming for a career in GRC (Governance, Risk, and Compliance), ISO 27001 is one of the most important standards you need to understand.The good news? You don’t need deep cybersecurity knowledge to start — just clarity on how ISO 27001 works...00
STSakshi Tripathiincia-triad-cybersecurity-grc-beginners.hashnode.dev·Jan 30 · 2 min readGRC Analyst Roadmap – Day 3: Risk Assessment Basics1️⃣ What is Risk? In GRC, risk = possibility that a threat exploits a vulnerability and causes impact to the organization. Formula (basic):Risk = Likelihood × Impact 2️⃣ Why Risk Assessment matters in GRC A GRC analyst uses risk assessment to: Iden...00