Build a Business Case for a Cybersecurity Risk Management Solution
This paper will act as a guide for translating between the languages of cyber and business.
Case Study: Horizon Media
ThisToday, Horizon benefits from a risk culture that protects their information assets and recognizes the value of a strong risk program.
Building the Business Case for Quantifying Cyber Risk
This guide illuminates the crucial process of assessing and quantifying cyber risks in the modern business landscape.
7 Best Practices to Modernize Your Third-Party Risk Management
Today’s challenging business climate – with its growing uncertainty, greater complexity, and increasingly disruptive cyber threats – has been a wakeup call to improve third-party risk management (TPRM). For these reasons, organizations are looking for ways to improve their approach.
5 Steps To Reduce the Web of Uncertainty in TPRM
In this guide, we’ll look at the shifting context that is driving the need for stronger TPRM, and steps every organization can take to improve and maintain their third-party risk profile.
2023 Cyber Risk Viewpoints Report
The 2023 RiskOptics Cyber Risk Viewpoints Report was conducted in March 2023 to understand current challenges companies are facing involving cybersecurity and IT risk, as well as steps organizations are taking to combat this risk.
Effective Third-Party Risk Management: What Organizations Can Do
The frequency and severity of third-party breaches are on the rise: An estimated 90% of organizations were impacted by a supply chain cyber security breach in 2022. Organizations rely on third-party suppliers for products and services necessary to operate; however, these relationships inherently introduce risk to the organization.
Third-Party Risk: More Third Parties + Limited Supply-Chain Visibility = Big Risks for Organizations
While data breaches are commonplace, occasionally there’s an attack so audacious that its impact reverberates long after the initial jolt. Such was the case with the SolarWinds supply chain breach, in which a nation-state surreptitiously inserted eavesdropping malware into an Oklahoma software maker’s IT performance management solution used by governments and major enterprises.
