CPE Webcast: How to strengthen your TPRM to be more resilient
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Riskonnect2023-11-14T14:00:00
In this session, experts from Riskonnect and Deloitte will explore why it is important for organizations to align strategies, processes, and practices related to business resilience with the risks posed by third-party vendors and partners.
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