We are launching a content series that focuses on the risk and cost of non-compliance in these critical areas. With OpsCompass, we have saved customers literally billions of dollars in unneeded expense, and reduced risk through proactive monitoring of the risk and cost profile for enterprise systems in the cloud. For 25 years, House of Brick has been helping our customers plan, evaluate, and respond to threatening conditions. Monitoring and alerting to non-compliant events in public and private cloud environments is the core value that House of Brick offers its customers through the OpsCompass SaaS solution.

Compliance with cloud usage restrictions.

Compliance with enterprise software licenses.

Compliance with standard security frameworks.

Compliance with best practice configuration guidelines.

Compliance with internal processes and policies.Compliance with financial standards and principles.Compliance with government or regulatory requirements.The compliance framework will be different for every organization, but likely includes the following: Compliance with these items constitutes the governance framework that defines IT operations and strategy. In planning for, monitoring, and remediating risk and cost events, most organizations have processes and requirements that guide and inform the process.

Repeating that statement in the inverse may more appropriately convey its importance: Businesses face existential threats from risk events or cost overruns that are not planned for, monitored, and timely remediated. Monitoring enterprise systems for risk factors and cost containment is critical for business viability. Any negative impact to business-critical systems, however, far outweighs the cost and resources devoted to keeping things running smoothly. These systems are critical for business success, and appropriately receive a majority of the organizational IT budget and resource allocation. Organizations worldwide depend heavily on their enterprise information systems.

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