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on 11-13-2019 11:39 AM
A few weeks ago, Eric Le Martret shared with you a detailed review of Profiles (now called Entities) with a view to demystify:
Profiles (Entities) : Why you need them and how to set them up.
Now, on the occasion of the renaming of Profiles to Entities, Scott Ferguson, Director of Outbound Product Management, takes another look at the concept and boils it all down to a few words and some very practical examples.
"All people, places and things that....."
9 minutes well spent to master Entities once and for all.
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Video content
00:10 Introductions.
00:55 Why the name change.
01:12 Why are Entities important and useful for success.
01:26 Making it real with examples.
01:32 Refresher from previous tutorial on Profiles (Entities).
01:43 Basically: All people, Places and Things that...
02:51 Example 1: an Object/Thing in any industry, e.g. servers.
03:53 Example 2: another Object/Thing in a bank, e.g. cafeteria napkins inventory.
05:07 Example 3: a Place e.g. pharmacy and medicine datasheets.
06:58 Example 4: People e.g. keep Sales Teams certifications up to date.
08:10 What you should do right now!
09:05 Conclusion and reminders.
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Here is the current list of "get started" tutorials for new customers:
For Policy, Compliance and Risk:
- Prepare to implement Policy, Compliance and Risk
- Implement Policy, Compliance and Risk
- Find the right partner for your implementation
- What training is right for you?
- Profiles (Entities) for Governance, Risk and Compliance: why you need them and how to set them up.
- UCF - Why and how.
- Entities (fka Profiles) in a few words: All places, people and things that...
- Entity Scoping: how GRC Community experts do it.
- Controls: Attestations, Indicators and Control Tests.
- IT compliance.
- Become a GRC athlete.
- GRC implementation checklist.
For Vendor Risk Management: