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Glossary Term Regulatory Gap

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What is Regulatory Gap?

Regulatory Gap refers to a deficiency or inconsistency within regulatory frameworks that can lead to inadequate protection of data and assets from potential cyber threats.

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Understanding Regulatory Gap

Regulatory Gap refers to the lack of specific regulations, guidelines, or requirements within the legal framework or industry standards that directly address a particular cybersecurity issue or technology. This gap may leave organizations vulnerable to threats or compliance deficiencies, as they must navigate potential risks with limited regulatory guidance. Organizations may need to implement additional controls or best practices to fill these regulatory gaps and ensure robust cybersecurity measures.

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