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New Trust Center Content
New compliance badges
We’ve added the following compliance badges to our growing library of Trust Center compliance items:
23 NYCRR Part 500: Title 23 New York Codes, Rules, and Regulation Part 500 – Cybersecurity Requirements for Financial Services Companies is designed to protect customer data and IT systems for financial institutions
MRC Accredited: The Media Rating Council accreditation for media research and ratings
PDPA: Requires organizations to gain consent before collecting, using, or disclosing personal data and ensure that data is accurate and secure
SWISS-US DPF (Data Privacy Framework): Ensures Swiss data in the United States receives the same level of protection as in Switzerland
CAPSS: The Cyber Assurance of Physical Security Systems program evaluates the security of physical security products and software organizations use to protect against cyber attacks
GSA FICAM: The government-wide federal identity, credential, and access management program provides a four-part framework for implementing the tools, policies, and systems an agency uses to manage, monitor, and secure access to protected resources
HSPD-12: Homeland Security Presidential Directive 12 provides an implementation framework for standardized badging processes for federal employees and contractors
HDS France: Designed by the French government health agency, this certification aims to strengthen the security and protection of personal health data
UL 2900-2-1: Helps manufacturers and developers evaluate the cybersecurity risks of medical products
BIMI: Protocol that enables organizations to display a registered logo alongside email messages
NSW Privacy and Personal Information Protection Act 1998 No 133: Sets standards for how New South Wales state-based public sector agencies and private sector organizations manage personal information
CISA Secure By Design Pledge: A voluntary pledge for enterprise software and services providers to make progress towards achieving software security best practices developed by CISA, NIST, and other federal agencies, as well as international and industry best practices.
Global Cross-Border Privacy Rules (CBPR): A voluntary certification that establishes a unified set of privacy requirements for organizations that collect, process, or use personal data.
MS365: Microsoft 365 Compliance helps organizations protect their data, users, and devices, and comply with regulatory requirements.
EU Code of Conduct: Provides guidance for cloud service providers on how to implement GDPR requirements.
AI Questionnaire Assistance Updates
New functionality: Support for PDF parsing
In addition to Trust Center and Knowledge Base content, AI Questionnaire Assistance can now parse information from PDFs, both within SafeBase and via our Chrome extension.
Feature/Functionality Updates
SafeBase navigation bar UX/UI updates
You may have noticed things look a little brighter in your SafeBase instance. As part of ongoing UX/UI enhancements, we redesigned the navigation bar to improve your user experience.
Changes include:
Cleaner UI that’s easier on the eyes…and involves a lot less teal
A shorter menu that groups features into more intuitive categories
A streamlined footer to declutter the space and make things easier to find
Relocated frequently used features so they’re more readily accessible