Webinar
Why Compliance Programs Collapse Under Change (and What Replaces Them)
Wednesday, March 25 | 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Compliance demands aren’t slowing down—but the frameworks themselves aren’t the real issue.
The real challenge? Most compliance programs are built one framework at a time. And when change inevitably happens, everything has to be rebuilt.
Leadership shifts.
Regulations evolve.
Scope expands.
New business units or entities are added.
Suddenly, the same controls are reinterpreted, reassessed, and reimplemented—again.
In this executive-level panel discussion, Redspin brings together leaders in cybersecurity strategy, enterprise security, consulting, and maturity management to examine why traditional compliance models break down under change—and what a sustainable model looks like instead.
What We’ll Cover:
Why framework-by-framework compliance doesn’t scale
Why controls—not frameworks—must become the foundation
How harmonized abstraction using SCF transforms the operating model
What a “Living Control Set” looks like in real-world practice
Why AI must remain advisory and human-governed
How organizations shift from reactive audit cycles to continuous maturity
This session is designed for security and compliance leaders who are tired of rebuilding the same program year after year. If you’re managing multiple frameworks and still duplicating effort, this conversation is for you.
Featured Speakers
Thomas Graham
VP, CISO
Tom Cornelius
Founder & Contributor, Secure Controls Framework
Jessica Martin
Principal, PwC – Cyber, Risk & Reg
Rob Groome
CIO, USC ICT
Chad Gray
Principal (non-CPA Partner), Cyber Risk & Reg, PWC
Keren de Via
COO, Cyturus
Join us for a forward-looking discussion on building cybersecurity and compliance programs designed not just to pass audits—but to survive growth, change, and leadership turnover.