Transformation of technology is moving faster than ever. Trust is becoming paramount and we have a deeply experienced team for you.
Transformation of technology is moving faster than ever. Trust is becoming paramount and we have a deeply experienced team for you.
The RubinBrown IT Risk Services team brings the latest tools and methodologies to help you so you don't have to build out the skill sets due to rapid changes.
Unlike many technology risk advisors, RubinBrown, also offers a full range of business consulting services. Drawing on financial, management and operational expertise, we help smooth the technology transformation with the depth and breadth of our resources.As IT is leveraged to continually improve business performance, the business risk IT represents increases.
The AI Health Check provides a comprehensive analysis of your organization’s AI systems to identify potential risks and vulnerabilities. The base of the AI Health Check is the NIST Artificial Intelligence Risk Management Framework (AI RMF). We will use the framework to compare your organization’s AI systems against a tailored version of the outcomes described in the AI RMF. The AI RMF can also be completed for organizations that have not implemented AI systems as a means to evaluate the current governance practices in place. We can also complete an AI Risk Assessment as part of the AI Health Check to assist organizations with identifying AI-related risks and their potential impact on the organization.
System and Organization Controls (SOC) Reports, with a contributing author to various AICPA SOC guidance, which gives you a credible voice of reason.
The Cyber Security Health Check for Financial Institutions combines the NIST Cybersecurity Framework (CSF) with the latest guidance from the FFIEC IT examination handbook and common cyber security frameworks, such as the CRI Profile and CIS Controls. The level of controls in the assessment are customized based on your organization’s size, complexity, and risk profile/maturity.
In addition, we have implemented elements from the OCC Cybersecurity Supervision Work Program (OCC Bulletin 2023-22), updated FDIC Information Technology Risk Examination (InTREx) procedures (FIL-52-2023), and NCUA Information Security Examination procedures (CORE and CORE+) to ensure high risk areas for financial institutions are covered as part of the assessment.
Our standardized, risk-based approach allows organizations to better track progress over time and potentially reduce the examination time regulators need to spend in areas covered by the assessment. The methodology allows us to configure the assessment to match your individual requirements and maturity level.