An organization’s data risk exposure and/or compliance requirements are often unknown or at least not sufficiently quantified. 

Organizations may be subject to some or all of the following:

• Data Quality Act
• HIPAA
• Clinger-Cohen
• Sarbanes-Oxley
• Basel II Capital Accord
• California Senate Bill 1386
• USA Patriot Act
• Federal Rules of Civil Procedure (FRCP)

These and other exposure or compliance risks play an ever increasing role in organizations.  Expert guidance in this complex and dynamic area can help organizations better assess and manage organizational and situational risks.

Similar to organizational data strategy cycles, risk and compliance are data-driven.  Solutions are expected to last for a specific duration with periodic evaluations and iterations incorporated into the processes.  Virtually all organizations are subject to some data risks and data compliance.  The relevant question here is: How well are you managing your data risk and data compliance requirements?  If your investments in data quality do not seem to be paying off, if your data quality investment plan is non-existent or more than three years old, or if you have not yet invested specifically in data quality, then you should consider our Data Risk Assessment.