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Compliance, security and risk are three reasons why vendor management is becoming a vital task Managing vendor access into your network and systems is becoming a more critical job as news about third-party breaches seems to break almost daily and regu… Continue reading The Top Vendor Management Processes to Automate
Whether you’re a small business or a global enterprise, over the last decade or so outsourcing business functions to third-party vendors has become essential to your business operations. Vendors are used in nearly every business process. They provide … Continue reading How to Design a Vendor Management Process
Only one-third of organizations feel their processes for third-party risk management are effective. The root of the issue lies in visibility and ineffective process.
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Organizations that sleep on third-party risk management could unknowingly expose their systems to remote attacks, access risks and more.
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When it comes to vendor security, all the handshakes and paperwork that go into a business deal tend to get in the way of proper audits and thorough vulnerability assessments.
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Organizations preparing for GDPR should reach out to their third-party vendors to clearly define the roles, expectations and responsibilities of data controllers and processors.
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There is no such thing as a magic bullet for security. When security vendors push their products too hard, customers grow skeptical of the entire industry.
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While most third-party vendor connections are harmless and well-intentioned, they can act as footholds for attackers to gain access to your network.
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