Happiest Minds Strengthens ComplianceVigil for Enterprises
Bengaluru, India, December 11, 2014: Happiest Minds Technologies, a next generation IT services and solutions company, has enhanced its cloud compliance platform – ‘ComplianceVigil’, a solution for comprehensive risk and compliance (R&C) management. The solution is now entirely powered by Happiest Minds’ IP, making it more robust and flexible. It is designed in such a manner that the framework, management, automation and monitoring of the R&C is bundled into one single platform and delivered from the cloud, private or public. Built-in house & open standards based, the solution is highly flexible and scalable and can be used by large as well as small and medium enterprises with equal ease. The solution is available as a standalone subscription and also as an integral part of Happiest Minds’ recently unveiled integrated Security as a Service [iSaaS] Platform.
ComplianceVigil offers various risk assessment and management features that can be implemented with minimal time and effort, as it comes with pre-configured policies and standards such as PCI DSS, ISO 20000, ISO 27001, SOX, HIPPA, Supplier Risk and Application Risk amongst many more. Another key advantage for businesses is its integrated and flexible framework which is highly configurable for documenting and assessing risks, defining controls, managing audits, identifying issues and implementing remediation plans, based on the customer’s existing policies, processes and requirements.
Prasenjit Saha, CEO, Infrastructure Management Services and Security Business, Happiest Minds Technologies said, “Our goal of empowering customers to deliver a Smart, Secure and Connected experience is a driving force behind ComplianceVigil and the extended iSaaS platform. ComplianceVigil is an extremely nuanced solution that offers an optimum framework of features and functionality with a high degree of customisation. Customers enjoy the added benefit of paying via easy subscription for this best-of-breed solution, taking away the burden of upfront investments.”
