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Henrique Stabelin

Compliance Manager at senhasegura
Specialist in Risks, Internal Controls, Compliance, Cybersecurity, LGPD and Business Continuity. Over 13 years of experience in IT Risks, Auditing, Internal Controls, Compliance and Data Privacy, working in companies such as senhasegura, Banco Daycoval, PwC and GRCTeam. He has also carried out projects in large companies, including XP Investimentos, Banco Itaú, Santander, JP Morgan and Zurich. He also has certifications from the Cobit Foundation Exam, Compliance in Data Protection and PQO-B3 - COMPLIANCE.

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Henrique Stabelin

Compliance & Audit

How to Create an Efficient Access Policy: 7 Key Components

Learn how to define clear roles, implement strong authentication, and continuously evaluate your security measures to protect against threats and build a culture of security.

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Compliance & Audit

How SOC 2 Compliance Can Make or Break Your Business

Discover everything you need to know about SOC 2 compliance: requirements, audits, and how senhasegura helps businesses secure data effectively.

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Compliance & Audit
Privileged Access Management

What is Cyber Insurance, and How Does PAM Help Reduce Its Costs?

Discover how Cyber Insurance protects your company from data breaches and cyberattacks, offering an effective solution to mitigate financial risks. Learn more about the benefits and critical reasons to invest in cyber insurance.

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Compliance & Audit

GDPR Compliance: Understanding the Regulation and How PAM Can Help

See how the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) affects businesses worldwide and how senhasegura's PAM solution makes compliance easy.

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Compliance & Audit
Security & Risk Management

What is NIST and Why Is It Critical to Cybersecurity?

Organizations of all kinds are increasingly subject to data theft and loss, whether it’s customer information, intellectual property, or confidential files from the company. The U.S. federal government and its private contractors have long relied on the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) to develop standards and guidance for information protection.

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