ESG Report: Third-Party Risk: Why Real-Time Intelligence Matters
As leading companies in every industry today are undergoing digital transformation, the lines are blurring between any one organization and its partners, suppliers, vendors, and other third parties. In this new report, ESG examines how these business relationships can introduce new risks that need to be identified and managed “as if these third parties were part of the enterprise itself.”
ProcessUnity Vendor Cyber Intelligence (VCI) with BitSight
ProcessUnity’s Vendor Risk Management software protects companies and their brands by reducing risks from third-party vendors and suppliers. Our program helps customers effectively and efficiently assess and monitor both new and existing vendors – from initial due diligence and onboarding
to termination.
VRM: Conducting Pre-Contract Due Diligence in a Digitally Connected World
When one of your vendors takes a hit, you could take the fall. But do you have a clear picture of your vulnerability?
The Risk Cloud: The Next Frontier in GRC
Companies that use compliance technology saved an average of $1.45M in compliance costs in 2019. Additionally, integrated risk management programs
achieve higher growth than less integrated programs, according to a 2019 risk management survey from Deloitte.
Why Third-Party Risk Matters
While many enterprises have taken tremendous strides in recent years to measure and manage the cyber risk present within their own IT systems, they struggle to extend that vigilance to third-party risk.
White Paper: Revitalizing Access Control Programs
Access control, a critical component of IT security compliance programs, ensures that organizations protect confidential information, like intellectual property and customer data. But your access management program can easily become outdated and static—especially if you rely on manual control testing and user access administration tasks.
Privileged Account Management for Dummies
This book gives IT professionals a practical understanding of privileged account management (PAM). It describes what privileged accounts are, where they reside throughout an IT environment, and how they function. Most important, this book explains the risks associated with these accounts and how to best protect them from hacker and malicious insider threats.
The What, How, and Why of Zero Trust Cybersecurity
Abstract: As naming goes, Zero Trust is easily understood. No one is trusted implicitly. In terms of cybersecurity, organizations should trust no one, whether an insider or an outsider, with unverified access to sensitive IT assets.
A Beginner’s Guide to Access Security
This is the comprehensive beginner’s guide for anyone looking to understand the basics of access security.
White Paper: KRI Basics for IT Governance
This white paper addresses some of the most common challenges of implementing, managing, and maintaining key risk indicators (KRIs) within your IT department.
Cyber Security Team’s Guide to Success
Thycotic has spent the past year reaching out to the IT security leaders around the world to find out how they feel they are perceived in their roles, how they measure success, what motivate employees, how to be successful at getting security budget and most importantly how to avoid stress which can lead to burnout.
Privileged Account Management Best Practices
Because privileged users have so much power, most organizations have some basic controls in place to limit or audit their activity. But are you doing everything you should? Here is a guide of best practices you can follow to take control over privilege users across your IT environment.
2019 State of Privileged Access Management (PAM) Maturity Report
With up to 80% of breaches due to compromised credentials according to leading analysts, more organizations than ever are prioritizing privileged account protection. As Privileged Access Management (PAM) becomes top of mind, C-level, IT and cyber security professionals are seeking a framework in which they can properly assess, manage, and minimize risks to privileged credentials.
Case Study: Privileged Access Management for Systech International
Systech International needed to improve the IT security of its on-premise data center in London by protecting access to sensitive information such as Finance, HR, and accounting data, as well as third-party access for IT system maintenance.
