

Over the years, regulatory requirements and industry mandates have intensified, and additional legislation has gone into effect across various industries.

The origins of regulatory compliance stem primarily from the 1990s and early 2000s, when a number of notable scandals, data breaches, and fraud prevention efforts required major changes in the way companies operated-from the way sensitive health information is protected across healthcare organizations to the way companies are required to report internal accounting controls to the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). Failing to demonstrate compliance through reporting can subject an organization to fines, lawsuits, damage to reputation, and even closure. But as industry standards and government regulations grow more complex, compliance reporting is often the most challenging element.
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Adherence to these laws, rules, and standards requires organizations to disclose their practices and ensure proper controls are put in place regarding the accuracy and legality of their reporting.ĭemonstrating full compliance also means that companies must prepare and produce compliance reports that are submitted to independent, third-party auditors or regulators. Nearly every industry today has regulatory requirements, industry standards, and security mandates that organizations in those sectors must comply with.

# Retrieve all interfaces from Intermapper, Net::Intermapper::Interface instances My $interfaces_ref = $intermapper->interfaces My %interfaces = $intermapper->interfaces # Retrieve all maps from Intermapper, Net::Intermapper::Map instances # Retrieve all devices from Intermapper, Net::Intermapper::Device instances # Returns hash or hashref, depending on context # Retrieve all users from Intermapper, Net::Intermapper::User instances # cache - Boolean to enable smart caching or force network queries # modifyport - TCP port for modifying information. # port - TCP port for querying information. # ssl - SSL enabled (1 - default) or disabled (0) # username - Username of Administrator user # hostname - IP or hostname of Intermapper 5.x and 6.x server My $intermapper = Net::Intermapper->new(hostname=>"10.0.0.1", username=>"admin", password=>"nmsadmin")

Net::Intermapper::Device - Interface with the HelpSystems Intermapper HTTP API - Devices SYNOPSIS use Net::Intermapper
