A CIO's Playbook for Talking Risk with the Broader C-Suite
This playbook explores the challenges and solutions of managing IT and cyber-risk from the C-suite. Alignment between IT and InfoSec leadership and the rest of the C-suite on IT and cyber-risk management is foundational for a resilient and innovative business.
Active Directory Security Best Practices
Protecting Active Directory (AD) is a critical focus for security teams due to its central role in numerous vulnerable functions, including authentication, authorization and network access. Each time users, applications, services and IoT devices access enterprise systems, they rely on Active Directory.
IT Risk & Compliance Platforms: A Buyer's Guide
23% of compliance, audit, and risk management professionals say their top compliance challenges are “business and technical transformation” while 22% cite “talent management/strained resources.” Fifteen percent identify “rapidly changing requirements” and another 12% cite “regulatory expansion.” One solution to these overlapping challenges is an ITRC management platform.
The Complete Guide to Vendor Risk Assessment
Vendor risk assessment and vendor risk management are crucial aspects of any business, especially in today's interconnected world. As companies increasingly rely on third-party vendors for various services and products, it becomes essential to assess and manage the risks associated with these relationships. A robust vendor risk assessment program can help organizations identify potential risks, mitigate them, and ensure the security and compliance of their vendor network.
Going Beyond the SBOM
Gain insights into improving software transparency, managing risks, and enhancing security beyond traditional Software Bill of Materials (SBOM). Download now to learn how to protect your organization from emerging threats.
Grid® Report for Third Party & Supplier Risk Management Summer 2024
Discover the Summer 2024 Grid® Report for Third Party & Supplier Risk Management Software. Get insights into leading solutions like UpGuard, Secureframe, and more. Learn about features, satisfaction ratings, and market presence to make informed decisions for your risk management needs.
From Trust to Security: Third-Party Risk Management Strategies and Challenges
This survey report highlights the critical importance of managing third-party risk in today’s enterprise IT landscape. Effective data security is not solely an internal matter; it extends to the policies and practices of third-party partners. Enterprises must prioritize gaining clear visibility into how their data is accessed and handled by these partners.
Sonatype Software Supply Chain Risk Management
Stay Compliant with NIST SP 800-218 and CISA Attestation Requirements.
Assess & Manage Commercial Software Risk
Discover how to assess and manage third-party software risk effectively with this comprehensive white paper on software supply chain security.
The Ultimate Guide to Supply Chain Security
This guide will lay out the key considerations when implementing a supply chain security program, with a focus on securing the infrastructure supply chain.
Achieving PCI Compliance with Sonatype
Understand PCI DSS 4.0 standards, enhance software supply chain security, and ensure data privacy with Sonatype.
A NIST Blueprint for Securing Digital Supply Chains
Learn how to implement the recommendations in SP 800-161 for Device Supply Chain Security using a Supply Chain Security platform.
SEC Cybersecurity Rules Update: The Complete Guide
Every company should feel urgency about maturing cybersecurity risk management. That’s the core message behind the heightened regulatory focus on cybersecurity — and with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission’s (SEC’s) final cybersecurity disclosure requirements for public companies now in effect, it’s gotten real.
The 4 Gaps in Your AI Governance Strategy
This AI Governance Checklist identifies four critical gaps that directly undermine the core objectives of any AI governance program: efficiency (speed to adoption) and effectiveness (holistic risk coverage enterprise-wide). Without addressing these strategic gaps, your AI Governance strategy will hinder competitiveness and leave your organization vulnerable to risks like cybersecurity threats and regulatory non-compliance. Bridging these gaps will drive innovation with accountability.
