If third-party providers violate regulations, they expose their clients to a compliance risk. Third-party risk management (TPRM) is intended to help against this. Whether your organization is aware or ...

Increasingly, society has evolved into one where automation and technology rule the day. In this digital society, IT and cybersecurity risk management must be elevated to the same level as market risk ...

Third-party risk management is undergoing a fundamental shift. For years, companies built their programs around familiar categories—corruption risk, sanctions exposure, data privacy, financial ...

Managing external partners has become a critical part of doing business today. As companies expand and rely more on outsourcing, the risks tied to outside vendors grow larger. Businesses can face ...

TPRM today prioritizes fear of penalty over pursuit of real security. By investing in a comprehensive, targeted approach, organizations can reclaim TPRM as an essential part of their security ...

It would be difficult to find a company that does not rely on an ecosystem of third parties to deliver critical products and services. This reliance has created scale and efficiency but also amplified ...

While many companies are implementing strong security controls within their organizations, they may not necessarily be aware of the vulnerabilities resulting in breaches and cyber-attacks emanating ...

Kathleen Hurley is the founder of Sage Inc., a tech company that offers SMB businesses infrastructure solutions and next-gen technology. Third-party oversight is critical for most organizations.

Organizations around the globe are using third parties to accomplish business goals, and those vendors have become integral to creating a wider reach for those companies. As a result, they also bring ...

In the rapidly evolving financial ecosystem, financial institutions (FIs) increasingly rely on third parties, including Fintech companies, Banking-as-a-Service (BaaS) providers, and other financial ...