Third party risk: Tough challenges and real-world solutions

Provided by BitSight2020-12-08T14:00:00+00:00

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This webcast aired on December 8, 2020.
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Join this educational session as we outline best practices for developing and optimizing efficient processes within your third party risk management program. These approaches are drawn from over 100+ Third Party Risk Workshops conducted by BitSight with our clients. Whether your program is in the formative stages, or you’re looking to improve a matured approach, this session will provide field-tested and data-driven insights.

Strategies for creating a strong cross-functional process among those involved in an organization’s third party risk program
How to create efficiency in the vendor assessment process through inherent risk tiering
How to validate vendor responses and enable continuous monitoring with a data-driven approach

Speaker: Evan Tegethoff, VP of Consulting Engineering, BitSight

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