Edgile: A Compliance-Driven Approach to Microsoft ROI

Edgile delivers the strategy for organizations to move to the cloud securely. It has project managers, architects, business analysts, and developers on the team who focus on helping Fortune 500 clients secure both on-premises and cloud. One trend Edgile sees across customers is the disappearing perimeter, a topic Elledge has repeatedly spoken about in the public domain.

One of the most daunting challenges of cloud security, governance, and compliance is that it is industry- and company-specific. The nature of an enterprise's business will impact which vertical rules are applicable and which are not, while geographic rule exposure also changes as the company moves in and out of different regions. A one-size-fits-all approach just doesn’t work in this environment.

With a foundation of integrated risk management consulting, Edgile offers its clients exclusive access to its proprietary iGRC content library—to create their customized “risk register” of regulations, industry standards and harmonized laws from more than 70 sources that are updated quarterly. The library includes the latest changes, analysis, and guidance for everything from GLBA/the Financial Modernization Act of 1999, GDPR, Sarbanes Oxley and HIPAA to NIST, ISO, PCI-DSS, FFIEC, NYDFS, HITRUST and 21 CFR 11, among many others.

Edgile’s iGRC helps customers build compliance focus and get compliant quickly—and then maintain compliance. Maintaining compliance can be tricky as most enterprise environments, and technology mixes change almost as often as the rules. Edgile experts regularly ingest compliance rules from U.S. state legislators and regulators—to acquire a deep understanding of what’s most likely to change in the near future, making it easy for clients to stay ahead of evolving compliance issues.

Edgile’s senior management team is heavily populated with former executives from Deloitte, PWC, Accenture, Capgemini and Ernst & Young, and they understand that compliance can drive security.