While working with third parties is essential to the success of almost every organization, it introduces numerous new security risks and challenges.
In the last year alone, 84% of security professionals experienced at least one significant disruption directly
attributed to a third party. Another 66% incurred financial loss and 59% saw reputational damage from third-party incidents.
Organizations across all industries are quickly — and painfully — seeing gaps in their current security programs. As the nature of third-party relationships continues to evolve, more external parties will have
some level of access to your organization’s internal data. Without a third-party risk management (TPRM)
program, this evolution into an extended enterprise will only compound your risk exposure.
Unfortunately, most security professionals don’t believe their organization has the in-house capabilities or
resources to manage all the third-party risks they face.
Our guide focuses on this exact challenge: How can InfoSec professionals build a TPRM program that
effectively manages third-party risks?
We spoke with leading security experts across various operational functions, from CISOs to cyber risk
managers to procurement leads, about their approach to working with third parties. Learn how to get buy-in from key stakeholders, the existing resources you can leverage, and how security teams can safeguard their organization’s data as they scale.
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