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Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter I
2. Preface V
3. Contents VII
4. Part I HIPAA, HITECH, and HITRUST
5. 1 HIPAA foundations: What it is and what it isn’t 3
6. 2 The HIPAA security rule: Safeguards and framework mapping 18
7. 3 The HITECH act: Enforcement, breach response, and access rights 26
8. 4 Breach notification and incident response 36
9. 5 Administrative and physical safeguards 47
10. 6 HITRUST – From compliance to assurance at scale 62
11. 7 Bringing it all together: Operationalizing HIPAA compliance 76
12. Part II NIST cybersecurity and privacy
13. 8 The NIST landscape: Foundations of cybersecurity and privacy 85
14. 9 The NIST cybersecurity framework: From strategy to practice 92
15. 10 NIST SP 800-53: Control families in focus 101
16. 11 NIST SP 800-171: Protecting CUI in non-federal systems 109
17. 12 Implementing NIST in practice: Use cases across sectors 119
18. 13 NIST maturity models and self-assessments 124
19. Part III ISO/IEC 27001
20. 14 ISO/IEC 27001: Layered security architecture and control mapping 133
21. 15 Designing secure architecture with compliance in mind 147
22. 16 Identity, access, and authentication models 171
23. 17 Logging, monitoring, and system integrity 184
24. 18 Compliance-ready incident response 196
25. 19 System hardening and secure configuration management 206
26. 20 Putting it all together: ISO/IEC 27001 in action 215
27. Part IV PCI DSS and payment security
28. 21 PCI DSS 4.0: Foundations of payment security 229
29. 22 Deep dive: PCI requirements 1–6 236
30. 23 Deep dive: PCI requirements 7–12 249
31. 24 PCI reporting, SAQs, and certification pathways 262
32. 25 Part IV recap: PCI DSS in practice 272
33. Part V GDPR and global privacy laws
34. 26 GDPR foundations: Scope, principles, and applicability 277
35. 27 Lawful basis and consent management 292
36. 28 Rights of the data subject 306
37. 29 Security of processing (Article 32) 314
38. 30 Breach notification under GDPR (Articles 33–34) 320
39. 31 International data transfers and schrems II 330
40. 32 Operationalizing GDPR: DPIAs, DPOs, and records of processing 338
41. 33 GDPR enforcement and risk-based accountability 346
42. Part VI Global privacy atlas
43. 34 California CPRA: US state-level privacy done big 357
44. 35 Brazil LGPD: Latin America’s GDPR-inspired framework 366
45. 36 India’s DPDP act: Data empowerment in the world’s largest democracy 378
46. 37 China’s PIPL: Privacy with Chinese characteristics 392
47. 38 Quebec Law 25: Canada’s sharpest privacy reform yet 410
48. 39 UK GDPR: Post-Brexit privacy and the “British way” 426
49. 40 HIPAA and the new security rule 440
50. Part VII Mapping and crosswalks
51. 41 Unified compliance architecture: A cross-framework blueprint 465
52. 42 Unified incident response and breach handling 474
53. 43 The unified risk register: A strategic approach to multi-framework compliance 483
54. 44 Harmonized policy sets and centralized documentation 490
55. 45 Compliance evidence strategy and control libraries 497
56. 46 Cross-framework audit prep and storytelling 506
57. 47 Harmonized training, awareness, and culture 512
58. 48 Multi-framework tabletop exercises and red team simulations 520
59. 49 The future of compliance 527
60. Part VIII Privacy engineering and control automation
61. 50 Architecting for compliance: Embedding privacy in systems design 533
62. 51 Policy-as-code and compliance automation pipelines 543
63. 52 GRC-as-code, operationalizing compliance in real time 554
64. 53 Control libraries, compliance SDKs, and reusable governance patterns 573
65. 54 Simulation playbooks: Stress-testing your compliance in the real world 588
66. 55 Global data protection frameworks: GDPR, ISO 27001, and beyond 599
67. 56 Operationalizing NIST – Controls, profiles, and use cases 616
68. Part IX AI and global compliance
69. 57 Privacy blueprints for AI and machine learning systems 637
70. 58 AI governance, privacy, and risk – Frameworks for responsible deployment 663
71. 59 The compliance singularity, AI, trust, and the end of policies 683
72. 60 Global AI governance models 691
73. Part X Templates, labs, and appendices
74. A Templates and forms: Compliance in action 701
75. B Multi-framework audit checklists 705
76. C Simulation playbooks and tabletop exercises 707
77. D Compliance evidence index 711
78. E Glossary of terms and acronyms 713
79. F Control crosswalk appendix 718
80. G Resources and further reading 719
81. Index 721