e-Book: Mind the Gap — Where Third-Party Risk Management Programs Fall Short
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Readers are privy to more than 60 pages of insights and results—both quantitative and qualitative—that provide “a voice for the industry.” Rich in important benchmarking information to help support the value case for your TPRM program, it also offers broad coverage of all facets of third-party risk, including: program maturity, third-party incidents, the board and third-party risk, third-party organizational structure, resource and budget, third-party universe and program, technology and challenges, and opportunities for the year ahead.
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