Achieving GPG13 Compliance using Splunk

December 13th, 2010 by Ian Tinney

EQALIS realise the challenges that organisations face trying to meet compliance regulations like GPG13.

EQALIS have worked on compliance for many years and from both sides of the fence.

As former employees of what was then the world's largest financial company, the founders worked hard to achieve SOX 404 compliance.

Since working for EQALIS we have helped a range of organisations to achieve compliance including

• PCI DSS for both private and public organisations

• CoCo (Code of Connection) for Local Authorities - now based on GPG13

• GPG13 protective Monitoring for a range of classified use cases within Central Government.

GPG13 is the new standard for Protective Monitoring for government organisations and those who wish to do business with them.

After having worked closely with both Local and Central government, EQALIS have written a new application for Splunk that covers the 12 Protective Monitoring Controls defined within the GPG13 document.

To find out more about how we help organisations comply with GPG13, download the paper entitled "GPG13 Compliance using Splunk" written by our MD, Ian Tinney.

Tags: Eqalis, Compliance, Coco, Gpg13, Government

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