Effective CISO Presentations to the Board: Top Tips & Checklist
Corporate leaders must be prepared with sound cybersecurity practices, which are critical for a company’s bottom line.
Trends in TPRM: Q&A with Gartner and Health-ISAC
Third-party risk management has become a focus for most organizations due to the rise in disruptive incidents caused by a vendor operating with poor security practices.
Addressing Modern Cybersecurity Challenges through Enterprise-Wide Visibility
Netwrix Auditor is just such a solution. More than 9,000 organizations worldwide, including large enterprises such as Siemens, R1 RCM, Allianz, Virgin Atlantic and Eni, already use this platform for data security, risk mitigation and compliance in their on-premises, cloud and hybrid IT environments and to increase the return on their security investments.
The Business Value of Third-Party Risk Management Software
As businesses scale to keep up with the demands of digital transformation, the reliance on third parties and the
emergence of the digital supply chain is an innate part of almost every business function. According to a report by Audit Committee Leadership Network, two-thirds of nearly 400 private and public companies reported having over 5,000 thirdparty relationships, with some having many more.
5 Ways to Evaluate the ROI of Your Cybersecurity Program
This ebook walks through five steps that help CISOs and non-technical executives evaluate their organization’s cybersecurity performance from a common and shared perspective.
Third Party Risk Management for Dummies
Third-Party Cyber Risk Management For Dummies, CyberGRX Special Edition, discusses this new world of third-party cyber risk management in five chapters: Understanding Third-Party Cyber Risk Management (Chapter 1), Communicating the Importance of TPCRM (Chapter 2), Tackling the Traditional (and Outdated).
Managing the Risk of Ransomware in the Supply Chain
Solving risk at scale requires good information upon which risk managers can build models and protocols for efficiently guiding their organizations to good risk positions.
Third-Party Risk: A Turbulent Outlook
While data breaches are commonplace, occasionally there’s an attack so audacious that its impact reverberates long after the initial jolt.
Ransomware and Third Parties: Guide to Protecting Your Organization from This Growing Threat
Ransomware continues to dominate headlines with no sign of slowing down. What started more than 30 years ago has become one of the most prevalent and lucrative cyberattacks that does not discriminate by company size, industry, or geography. In addition, with the growth of the digital ecosystem, ransomware can now work its way not only through the primary target, but affect the third parties that a business may also be working with.
The Complete Guide to the Vendor Risk Management (VRM) Lifecycle
The VRM lifecycle allows companies to acknowledge the importance of their vendors and incorporate them into their overall strategies.
Case Study: How Sentara Healthcare Achieved Next Level Third-Party Security with RiskRecon & VIRTIS
After seeing the benefits of using RiskRecon and VIRTIS for threat shielding and third-party risk monitoring, this healthcare organization found a way to use the platform to validate security controls internally as well.
The Impact of IT Risk on Business Continuity – Making Businesses More Resilient
To begin understanding the state of your company’s long-term resiliency, it is important to closely examine the ecosystem in which your company operates. The main factors that can impact your company’s ecosystem are outline in this download.
Privacy and Data Protection – The Year of Privacy Framework Implementation
2022 is primed to be the year many privacy program leaders will focus on implementing privacy frameworks as a way of insulating the privacy program from the winds of change that constantly buffet the organization.
Selling Breaches: The Transfer of Enterprise Network Access on Criminal Forums (2)
The sale and purchase of unauthorized access to compromised enterprise networks has become a significant enabler for criminal cyberattacks, particularly ransomware infections.
