CPE | TPRM Core Metrics to Track and How to Track Them
When: June 1 | 2023 Attend
Third-party risk management (TPRM) is a crucial aspect of any organization's overall risk management strategy. With the increasing reliance on third-party vendors, contractors, and service providers, it's more important than ever to understand the risks associated with these relationships and take steps to mitigate them.
Aligning Cybersecurity Best Practices with Third-Party Risk
Recorded: February 16 | 2023 Watch Now
The cyber threat landscape grows exponentially each year. Third-party cyber data breaches like the Kaseya data breach, a cyberattack that affected over 1,500 organizations, have prompted regulators to raise cybersecurity standards. In the United States, the Biden Administration aims to improve nationwide cybersecurity with an executive order. The 100-day plan aims to modernize federal infrastructure, improve supply chain security, establish a cybersecurity review board and more.
Enriching Third-Party Risk Processes with Targeted Risk Intelligence
Recorded: October 20 | 2022 Attend
With organizations having an average of over 5500 third parties in their vendor ecosystem, third-party risk management (TPRM) can be overwhelming and costly. Manual approaches to TPRM research and analysis are no longer appropriate. Targeted risk intelligence and automated data feeds can enable organizations to recognize risk sooner and respond with increased operational resilience, reducing the manual burden and cost.
Understanding the Modern Attack Surface: IoT and Supply Chain Risk
Recorded: October 6 | 2022 Attend
The corporate attack surface is rapidly expanding: how can security professionals get ahead of the curve and create resilient organizations?
How to Effectively Communicate Cybersecurity Risks to the Board
Recorded: August 25 | 2022 Attend
It has always been challenging for security leaders to communicate the value of cybersecurity investments to board. Giving transparency about the weakness of organizations can be pretty uncomfortable but, it is essential to increase the Cybersecurity level. As an IT Manager, CISO, or CSO, your understanding of risk and compliance is intimate and understood in infosec terminology. You must offer board executives a set of data to help them make informed decisions based upon the optimal management.
Top Regulatory & Compliance Trends Impacting Risk Management
Recorded: July 28 | 2022 Attend
The COVID-19 pandemic and increased geopolitical uncertainty has placed new priorities and responsibilities on the shoulders of risk and compliance professionals. Executives have realized that stronger ERM programs are required to remain competitive in this new era. Risk leaders, in turn, are looking beyond the urgent ERM measures required to handle the pandemic to how an effective enterprise risk management program can be a competitive differentiator for their companies.
Cyber Risk Quantification: Turning the Dream into Reality
Recorded: July 14 | 2022 Attend
Cyber Risk Quantification can help CISOs financially quantify risk for senior executives, identify program gaps, and prioritize areas for improvement. Unfortunately, despite the obvious benefits, many CISOs are struggling to implement cyber risk quantification (CRQ)
Optimizing Controls to Mitigate Cybersecurity Risks
Recorded: June 23 | 2022 Attend
No matter how mature a cybersecurity program is, there always remains room for improvement. Digital transformation continually expands the scope of IT processes, and organizations continue to grapple with resource, staffing, and skill challenges.
