2. Global Catalogues Settings

Global Catalogues

Some catalogues have a global scope, applying across the entire organisation or multiple modules. These require initial configuration during the setup phase of your global environment.

Architectural Domains

• The "Architectural Domains" catalog categorizes key aspects of business and IT environments into distinct Architectural Domains, facilitating targeted security strategies and management. It includes internal components like people, processes, and systems, as well as external interactions, ensuring comprehensive coverage of all potential security aspects.

• This catalog is used in the “Risk” and “System” modules.

  

Business Units

• The "Business Units" catalog lists distinct operational divisions within an organization, enabling precise tracking and management of functional areas.

• This catalog is used in the “Risk”, “Policy”, “System” and “Third Party” modules.

  

Data Classification Options

• The "Data Classification Options" catalog defines levels of data sensitivity to guide information handling and access controls within the organization.

• This catalog is used in the “Risk”, “System” and “Third Party” modules.

  

Functional Domains

• The "Functional Domains" catalog organizes key areas of business operations into distinct categories to facilitate targeted management and strategic alignment. This catalog helps synchronize various organizational activities with overarching business goals, ensuring that each domain operates cohesively within the larger business strategy.

• This catalog is used in the “Risk”, "Policy", “System” and “Third Party” modules.

  

Regions

• The "Regions" catalog categorizes the world into specific geographic areas aiding in regional analysis and location-specific data organization.

• This catalog is used in the “Risk”, “System” and “Third Party” modules.