Qmulos, a next-generation compliance, security, and risk management automation provider, is releasing Q-Compliance V4.4.0 and Q-Audit V3.7.0, two of the company's flagship technology platforms, adding workflow and ticketing capabilities.
According to the company, the latest releases of both products enable customizable processes for organization-specific security and compliance investigations, escalations, and approvals.
With these new innovative capabilities, Qmulos is delivering on its commitment to providing real-time, data-driven compliance automation and auditing solutions tailored to meet the unique needs of organizations across the public and private sectors.
Q-Compliance V4.4.0 introduces customizable system authorization workflows, i.e., Step 5 of the Risk Management Framework (RMF), designed to provide organizations with streamlined authorization requests and approvals for their continuous authority to operate (CATO) process.
Qmulos has added the ability to configure intuitive workflows, automate approval processes, and maintain comprehensive audit trails that streamline the authorization process and increase operational efficiency. A customizable system authorization process empowers organizations to strike a finely tuned balance between robust security and operational agility, ensuring a resilient defense against evolving cyber threats, according to the company.
Q-Audit V3.7.0 advances alerting capabilities with seamless ticketing workflows to empower organizations with real-time insights and actionable steps to fortify their defenses against insider threats and other malicious activities.
By seamlessly combining alert escalation with Qmulos' robust Q-Ticket app—Qmulos' application that provides the ability to create and assign tickets for tasks—organizations gain a more dynamic and efficient mechanism for responding to potential security incidents.
This integrated approach ensures alerts are promptly detected and automatically elevated to the appropriate personnel or teams based on predefined criteria. The result is a streamlined incident response process that minimizes response times and ensures critical issues receive immediate attention, according to the company.
"Enterprises can't afford to take a reactive approach to cyber risk management and compliance; the financial impact, operational risks, and potential reputational risks are just too high," said Matt Coose, founder and CEO, Qmulos. Enterprises and public agencies need the tools to fortify their defenses and allow them to be a step ahead of bad actors and other security threats. With our latest updates to Q-Compliance and Q-Audit, we are working to empower teams to minimize response times and more seamlessly act on real-time data and threats."
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