Managing risk through effective assessment, identification, and monitoring
March 21, 2023
| Free CS Hub Online Event
Day One
9:00 am - 9:30 am
EDT
Architecting Positive Cyber Solutions for Third-Party Risk: the Aston Martin Design Principles
Robin Smith -
CISO,
Aston Martin
For our opening session of the day, we are joined by Robin Smith, CISO, to take a deep dive into how we can architect positive cyber security solutions for third-party risk management in 2023 and beyond. Robin will share his insights into strategizing appropriate security solutions for organizations with reference to the Aston Martin Design Principles.
Join this session for insights into:
- The changing third-party risk landscape for 2023
- Building the appropriate cybersecurity architecture for organizations
- Designing cyber security solutions by applying Aston Martin Design Principles
9:30 am - 10:00 am
EDT
Unify Third-Party Risk and Cybersecurity for Sustainable Resiliency
Sandeep Bhide -
Vice President, Product Management,
ProcessUnity
What does it mean to mitigate cyber risks in an ever-evolving threat landscape? Today’s organizations protect their high-value assets and sensitive data from security events by addressing risk internally and externally. By aligning cybersecurity and third-party risk management, organizations eliminate the overlap in risk mitigation efforts, address gaps in their control structure and reduce costs. This alignment is crucial for organizations to develop a robust cybersecurity strategy that helps bolster their weakest links.
Attendees will learn how to:
- Identify compliance risks, operational risks, and information security risks within your organization and vendor population.
- Scope third-party due diligence questionnaires based on internal security controls.
- Develop a defined process for prioritizing, mapping, and evaluating third-party cyber risk.
- Prioritize remediation projects with a clear sense of control performance internally and externally.
- Create dynamic reports on key control and risk performance areas to track issues over time and stay ahead of future incidents.
