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Delve – Fake Compliance as a Service
- shablulman 7mo ago[dead]
- alcazar 7mo agoDiscussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47444319 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47444319
- calvinmorrison 7mo agoAt its core, this article argues that Delve fakes compliance while creating the appearance of compliance without the underlying substance. Wait till you find out about most of the compliance industry.
- pixl97 7mo agoHeh, after working with banks I've learned the compliance industry is about having useless security controls that are put there as it's easy to put a check on a box beside them.
- 383toast 7mo agoforbes 30u30 strikes again
- quuxplusone 7mo agoThis article could be massively improved by saying somewhere in the first 10,000 words what Delve is, or at least what it does. From the name I'm guessing something to do with LLMs?
- Areena_28 6mo agoIt surprised me when i got to know, i wonder how long this went undetected. Compliance certification exists so companies don't need to audit their vendors themselves, but here the whole certification is fake. We've been building in the GRC space with Mitigata, and the pressure to make compliance "fast and painless" is real. And i know you all would agree with me that every prospect asks how quickly they can get certified. But fast certificates cannot be genuine.