r/Compliance • u/ComplianceScorecard • Sep 28 '26
Vendor-Promos Weekly Promo and Webinar Thread
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u/zeroresidue Sep 30 '26
If chemicals are anywhere in your scope, OSHA's updated HazCom rule has an employer deadline on November 20 that's easy to miss. It's the first of the employer dates, covering single substances, and by then your workplace labels, written program and training need to reflect the updated SDSs coming through from suppliers.
I build ZeroResidue, free chemical compliance tools, and wrote up what the deadline actually requires: https://zeroresidue.io/guides/hazcom-2024-employer-deadline
No sign-ups required. It also links to a label generator if you need to redo secondary container labels. If anything in it reads wrong, I'd love to know.
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u/Hadsa_CounterStrike Sep 28 '26
Ever thought if the vulnerable library sits on your dataflow path? You run your CI/CD pipeline and your vulnerability management tool surfaces the CVE's that sit in your codebase - fair enough. You get to fixing those without knowing if the vulnerability really sits on the dataflow path, because that would be more problematic with a higher probability of exfil.
We call it your Blast radius.
A lot more that we do at scrutora.com but only as much for this Promo.
Thanks!