Five trending cyber security threats: Discover if your third parties are at risk
Learn how to future-proof your third-party risk management program to defend against potential cyber security threats
Find out how to ensure third parties you do business with are not leaving your organization vulnerable to cyber threats
InfoSec teams are facing larger and more sophisticated cyber security threats than ever before.
In the last 12 months, there has been a 62 per cent global attack spike (158 per cent increase in North American attacks alone) in ransomware, and regulatory bodies are increasing their focus on attacks.
Teams not only have to track vulnerabilities within their internal security posture but also ensure that their prospective third parties are vetted before engaging in business.
In addition, these threats are leading to new regulatory requirements as well as critical changes to common industry standards and frameworks.
Organizations can have difficulty with identifying which third parties have the right cyber security controls in place, how to pinpoint which ones put their organizations at risk and how to mitigate those risks before they impact their bottom line.
Join this webinar to learn:
- The most common and emerging cyber security threats against your third parties
- The metrics to track in relation to third parties and their cyber security risks
- How to protect your business from cyber security threats associated with your vendors
Speaker
Tim Wallace
Consulting manager
OneTrust
Tim Wallace serves as a Consulting Manager for OneTrust Vendorpedia™ – a purpose-built software designed to operationalize third-party risk management. In his role, Wallace advises companies throughout their third-party risk management implementations to help meet requirements relating to relevant standards, frameworks, and laws (e.g. ISO, NIST, SIG, GDPR and CCPA). Wallace works with clients to centralize their third-party information across business units, assess risks and performance, and monitor threats throughout the entire third-party relationship, from onboarding to offboarding.
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