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If you run application security across more than one top-level group, getting a single organization-wide view of your risk has meant manually pulling together data. That is operational work rebuilt in spreadsheets and one-off scripts every time someone asks. This manual work is easy to get wrong, and is often out of date the moment it is published. Every hour spent assembling that view is an hour your security team is not spending on strategic work to drive down risk.
With GitLab 19.4, the security dashboard now gives you a consolidated view of risk at the organization level. Across every top-level group and every scanner your teams run, you can see how your whole application security program is doing, find where the real risk is concentrated, and act on it, without stitching anything together by hand. Your team spends its time remediating vulnerabilities instead of assembling reports, and when leadership or an auditor asks where the organization stands, you have a current, defensible answer on one screen. The organizational level security dashboard is available in beta for GitLab.com users.
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See total risk, then triage down to the project
The risk score quantifies the risk level across the entire organization. This score is calculated based on the severity and age of your open vulnerabilities, whether each one appears on the Known Exploited Vulnerabilities (KEV) list, and its Exploit Prediction Scoring System (EPSS) score. The risk score helps security leaders prioritize what area of the organization is most susceptible to threats, rather than a raw count that treats every finding as equal.
The charts around the risk score also proactively answer follow-up questions. The Vulnerabilities over time view shows whether risk is trending up or down across the organization over 30, 60, or 90 days. Vulnerabilities by age shows what is going stale and slipping past your remediation targets. Open vulnerabilities by severity and the top 10 Common Weakness Enumeration (CWE) show the shape of the risk, so a weakness that recurs across the whole organization gets interpreted as a training or policy gap rather than a series of bugs. Filter the entire dashboard by project or by report type to focus on static application security testing (SAST) or dependency scanning vulnerability types.
Consolidate every scanner into one view
The organization dashboard isn’t limited to GitLab's own scanners. Any third-party scanner that outputs Static Analysis Results Interchange Format (SARIF) reports can feed its findings into GitLab. These become vulnerability records like any native finding and roll up into the same risk score, charts, and per-project view. For a security team running multiple tools across the organization, you get one consolidated read on risk, including GitLab's scanners and those you already run, rather than a separate dashboard per tool and manual efforts to combine them.
Turn on the organization security dashboard
The organization security dashboard is available in beta on GitLab.com for Ultimate. It reads the data your projects already produce, so switching it on depends on having the right pieces in place.
Before the dashboard can display your org-level risk, confirm four things:
You have created an Organization with multiple top-level groups using the Organizations (Beta) feature. To do this, Owners can Create Organizations under Settings > General > Advanced.
You have Owner role access to the Organization-level in GitLab.
Advanced search and advanced vulnerability management are active. These power the rollup across top-level groups, and on GitLab.com they are on by default.
Your projects run at least one security scanner and have a completed scan on their default branch, so there are vulnerabilities to aggregate.
With that in place, go to the top bar, select Search or Go to, and choose your Organization. In the left sidebar, select Secure, then Security dashboard. The organization view opens with the risk score and the charts across every top-level group in the organization.
Not on GitLab Ultimate yet? Start a free trial today to get organization-level visibility into your risk posture.
Oct 8 · 00:00·GitLab
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Together, ComplianceQuest and Zolon PCS will help FDA implement a modern, secure, AI-enabled quality management solution built on the Salesforce FedRAMP Government Cloud platform. The solution is designed to strengthen compliance, improve consistency, streamline quality processes, and deliver greater insight across FDA's centers and offices.
The initiative will focus on four priorities:
Connected Quality Operations: Bringing document control, training, change, CAPA, audits, other key processes coupled with reporting to support consistent execution across the sites, functions, and organizational units.
Trusted Data and Enterprise Visibility: Creating a centralized foundation for quality, risk and compliance data with end-to-end traceability and real-time insight across the agency.
Intelligence and Automation: Applying AI and intelligent automation to accelerate investigations, surface relevant insights, identify emerging risks, and support better decisions.
Secure, Scalable Federal Delivery: Combining a platform built to support large user populations, growing data volumes, and evolving regulatory requirements with Zolon PCS's federal expertise in cloud, cybersecurity, systems integration, and agile delivery.
The FDA initiative reflects a broader shift across regulated environments. As operational complexity, regulatory expectations, and quality data volumes grow, organizations are moving beyond individual quality processes toward connected, enterprise-wide approaches. ComplianceQuest's QRC platform is built for this model, unifying Quality, Risk and Compliance across Product, Quality, Manufacturing, People, Suppliers, and Customers on a single, connected system.
"Quality management is evolving from individual systems and processes toward connected enterprise platforms," said Prashanth Rajendran, CEO of ComplianceQuest. "We are proud to partner with Zolon PCS to support FDA's quality system modernization. This work highlights the growing need for technology that can meet the complexity, rigor, security, and evolving requirements of highly regulated environments."
"We are honored by FDA's confidence in our team and proud to support its vital public health mission," said Goutham Amarneni, President of Zolon PCS. "Modernizing quality management at this scale takes both the right platform and the right delivery partner. Together with ComplianceQuest, we are bringing FDA a secure, AI-enabled solution built for the rigor of federal operations."
About ComplianceQuest
ComplianceQuest is the leading AI-powered Quality, Risk and Compliance (QRC) system that connects product, manufacturing, people, and partner quality in a single system. Built on Salesforce, the platform delivers end-to-end visibility, AI-driven intelligence, and enterprise-scale execution, enabling organizations to prevent risk, ensure compliance by design, and turn quality into a driver of growth.
About Zolon PCS
Zolon PCS, LLC is a joint venture between Pioneer Corporate Services and Zolon Tech, Inc., delivering advanced, secure, and mission-focused IT services and consulting to federal agencies. For more information, visit zolonpcs.zolontech.com.
Media Contact
ComplianceQuest: marketing@compliancequest.com | 408-458-8343 | www.compliancequest.com
SOURCE: ComplianceQuest
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Hong Kong, Oct 6, 2026 - As Hong Kong continues to strengthen its position as an international legal and dispute resolution services centre, the 2026 Policy Address has further emphasised the promotion of a "Mediation First" culture. Coupled with the rapid expansion of the digital economy and increasing business activities in the Greater Bay Area and overseas markets, demand for professional mediators equipped with cross-border dispute resolution capabilities and legal technology knowledge continues to grow. In response, eBRAM International Online Dispute Resolution Centre ("eBRAM"), an independent not-for-profit organisation established with the support of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government, will launch its 5th Accredited Professional Mediation Training Course in October. By integrating legal technology, theoretical learning and practical training, the programme aims to nurture a new generation of mediation professionals with international perspectives and cross-border dispute resolution expertise.
Rising Demand for Mediation Creates New Opportunities for Hong Kong
Under China's 15th Five-Year Plan, Hong Kong has been positioned as an international legal and dispute resolution services centre in the Asia-Pacific region. As cross-border commercial activities become increasingly frequent and enterprises continue to expand globally, mediation is gaining prominence as an effective dispute resolution mechanism due to its flexibility, efficiency and cost-effectiveness.
As the only online dispute resolution platform in Hong Kong recognised by the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC), eBRAM remains committed to integrating legal technology with mediation services and supporting the development of Hong Kong's mediation talent pool through professional training initiatives.
Course Design Integrates Theory, Practice and Legal Technology
The 5th Accredited Professional Mediation Training Course (Course Code: eMed02-05-1026) will be led by Mr. TK IU, Chairman of the Hong Kong Mediation Accreditation Association Limited (HKMAAL), as Lead Trainer. The curriculum covers mediation theories and procedures, communication skills, conflict management, simulated case exercises, mediation codes of conduct and relevant legal frameworks.
The programme also incorporates sharing sessions on Online Dispute Resolution (ODR), Artificial Intelligence (AI) and blockchain applications, providing participants with insights into the latest developments in dispute resolution services. Participants who achieve 100% attendance will satisfy the stage 1 training requirement for HKMAAL-accredited mediators and become eligible to undertake the stage 2 accreditation assessment.
Key course highlights include:
- Fundamentals of mediation and industry development trends
- Mediation procedures and practical techniques
- Communication, questioning, listening and conflict management skills
- Hands-on simulated mediation case exercises
- Applications of ODR platforms, artificial intelligence and blockchain technologies
- Introduction to the HKMAAL accredited mediator qualification pathway
Building Hong Kong's Mediation Talent Pool to Support Cross-border Dispute Resolution
Chairman of eBRAM International Online Dispute Resolution Centre, Dr Thomas SO Shiu-tsung, JP said: "Hong Kong is accelerating its development as an international legal and dispute resolution services centre and advancing towards becoming a global mediation hub. Demand for professional mediation talent continues to rise. Mediation should increasingly become the preferred mechanism for resolving cross-border commercial, professional and community disputes. The course organised by eBRAM incorporates artificial intelligence and legal technology applications, aligning with the Policy Address's direction of promoting the development of "AI+" and strengthening AI application capabilities. By combining practical training with legal technology, the programme aims to cultivate mediation professionals with strong expertise and international perspectives, meeting the growing demand for dispute resolution services arising from enterprise expansion, Greater Bay Area development and community governance."
Cross-sector Support Promotes Mediation Talent Development
This training programme has received support from organisations including the Estate Agents Authority, the Agency for Volunteer Service, the Healthcare Dispute Resolution Centre and other community and professional bodies, reflecting the growing adoption of mediation across professional services, business and community governance. Through their collective efforts to cultivate mediation professionals with practical skills and expertise, these organisations are contributing to the continued development of a mediation-first culture in Hong Kong.
Legal Technology is Shaping the Future of Mediation
Acting Chief Executive Officer of eBRAM, Mr Albert Leung said: "As cross-border commercial activities and the digital economy continue to expand, the importance of online dispute resolution and legal technology is becoming increasingly evident. In addition to mastering communication and procedural skills, professional mediators must also understand how emerging technologies such as blockchain and artificial intelligence can enhance dispute resolution efficiency. Through this programme, we hope to equip participants with both mediation expertise and legal technology knowledge, helping to cultivate a new generation of competitive professionals and further supporting Hong Kong's development as an international legal and dispute resolution services centre."
Registration Details
The 5th Accredited Professional Mediation Training Course will be held on 17, 18, 19, 24 and 25 October 2026 and will be led byMr. TK IU, Chairman of HKMAAL, as Lead Trainer. The programme covers mediation theories and procedures, communication and conflict management skills, simulated case exercises, as well as applications of ODR, artificial intelligence and blockchain technologies. Participants who fulfil the programme requirements will satisfy the first-stage training requirement for HKMAAL-accredited mediators and become eligible to undertake the stage 2 accreditation assessment.
Registration is now open and will close on 10 October 2026. For programme details and registration information, please visit the programme webpage.
About eBRAM International Online Dispute Resolution Centre
eBRAM International Online Dispute Resolution Centre (“eBRAM”) is a not-for-profit company limited by guarantee established in 2018, with the support of Asian Academy of International Law Ltd, Hong Kong Bar Association, and The Law Society of Hong Kong. eBRAM tasks itself to elevate Hong Kong’s arbitration and mediation services and build capacity to meet the rapidly expanding demand for online dispute resolution and deal-making services across the borders by utilising innovative technologies to enable the city to become a LawTech centre and hub for international business dispute avoidance and resolution and collaborate with global organisations and participating economies such as the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC), the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), Belt-and-Road countries and beyond.
eBRAM has developed its ODR platform and DMP Portal leveraging the latest technologies, including artificial intelligence, blockchain and cloud. Cybersecurity and data privacy are our top priorities, and eBRAM makes every effort to ensure the security of information processed and stored on its platform.
For more information, please visit the organisation’s official website, LinkedIn, and Wechat Official Account (eBRAM).
Oct 6 · 11:45·ACN Newswire