Despite substantial increases in cybersecurity defenses around the globe, 2022 was another year of high-profile cyberattacks. Moreover, today’s economic and geopolitical uncertainty are adding to the risks that organizations face.
This white paper reviews the key third-party risk management requirements noted in common regulatory and security frameworks, and then maps the capabilities of the Prevalen Third-Party Risk Management Platform to those requirements to illustrate the power of a unified solution to achieve compliance while mitigating vendor risks.
This survey was conducted online by CSA from January to February 2022 and received 340 responses from IT and security professionals from various organization sizes and locations. CSA’s research team performed the data analysis and interpretation for this report.
U.S. Securities & Exchange Commission Cybersecurity Risk Management, Governance & Incident Disclosure Rules
SaaS Security Posture Management (SSPM) solutions enable security teams to handle the ever-growing challenges brought on by the new SaaS app landscape by continuously assessing security risks and managing the SaaS app security posture.
Learn everything you need to know about third-party risk management, from identifying and assessing risk to implementing effective mitigation strategies.
In today's digital age, cyber threats are an ever-present danger for businesses of all sizes. Cyber insurance can provide crucial protection against these threats, but navigating the complex landscape of cyber insurance coverage can be a challenge. That's where BitSight comes in.
Since its emergence, third-party risk management (TPRM) practices have been in a constant state of trying to play ‘catch-up’. Catch up to risks, catch up to regulatory change, catch up to business requirements.
Results of the 2021 TPRM Benchmarking Survey
Managing third parties is more than a one-time assessment. It is a relationship that must be managed throughout the third-party risk management (TPRM) lifecycle, from screening, onboarding, assessment, risk mitigation, monitoring, and offboarding.
In many people’s minds, artificial intelligence (AI) is associated with self-driving cars or anthropomorphic characterizations like C-3PO from Star Wars or HAL, the murderous computer in “2001: A Space Odyssey.” So when vendors start talking about using AI for TPRM, many people envision a scenario in which they give up user control of the system and put the technology in charge of the process. In fact, a practical and strategic approach to AI doesn’t replace human intelligence at all; it reflects, refines, and complements it, so that humans are more efficient at making better decisions that result in better outcomes.
Organizations like yours use regulatory guides and compliance frameworks as the foundation of their list of controls. You can easily have many hundreds to thousands of controls to create and manage.
A look at how companies manage IT risks and compliance efforts in a time when requirements are increasing in complexity.
In this eBook you’ll learn how to successfully complete these tasks with and without compliance software. This way, you can decide which path to compliance makes the most sense for you and your business.