Third-Party Vendor Product Deployments

This information is for all users of Isora GRC.

Third-party vendor product deployments, also known as product deployments, provide a way for you to track who is using a product and how they are using it. Keep in mind that third-party vendor products in inventory aren’t specifically owned by any particular unit. A deployment creates a relationship in Isora GRC between the product and a unit that actually uses the product. It’s also a convenient place for keeping track of details about how the product is being used, who is responsible for the product, and you can also assign a data classification based on the type of data the product accesses.

In older versions of Isora GRC, product deployments were an optional feature. In the latest version, it is necessary to create a product deployment before you can assess a third-party vendor product.

Product Deployment Features

Field name

Usage

Field name

Usage

Deploying Unit

The unit requesting to use the product or actually using the product.

Owning Unit(s)1

Additional unit(s) responsible for this deployment. Usually this is the same as the Deploying Unit, but it doesn’t have to be. (For example, the HR might be utilizing a product that is maintained and managed by IT. In that case, HR is the deploying unit but IT is the owning unit.)

Owning User(s)1

User(s) responsible for this deployment (they must have a user account in Isora GRC).

Environment

The type of deployment- usually dev, test, production etc (this is a customizable field).

Scope1

The scope of the deployment (Enterprise, Team, Individual, Unit).

Vendor Contacts1

Contact information for people who are knowledgeable about this product and/or deployment (usually people external to your organization, such as vendor representatives, but they could also be people within the organization who don’t have user accounts in Isora GRC).

Notes1

Any additional info you’d like to document about the deployment.

1These are optional fields.

See also: https://saltycloud.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/TES/pages/2081685516