
Explore types of third party relationships across vendors, contractors, managed service providers, outsourcing partners, affiliates, distributors, financial service providers, and compliance partners.
Recognize data and intellectual property shared with a third party creates access, transfer, and storage risks. Third party risk affects operations, reputation, and finances, depending on relationship type and controls.
Explore a flexible third party risk management framework that establishes clear accountabilities, policies, and processes to identify, manage, mitigate, monitor, and report vendor risk using NIST CSF and ISO 27001.
Explore the NIST CSF 2.0 framework with governance, identify, protect, detect, respond, and recover functions, highlighting its adaptation for third party risk management and data protection.
Plan and scope establish a structured third party risk management approach, assigning a relationship owner, defining exit strategies, service levels, vendor criticality, and risk assessment criteria across stakeholders.
Use a rfi to gather information on potential suppliers and solutions, explore the market, and assess vendor qualifications and competencies in the early procurement stage.
Assess potential third-party vendors through selection and due diligence to identify and mitigate risks in security, compliance, financial stability, and operational resilience after vendor identification and screening before contract negotiations.
Assess third party risk by identifying critical vendors and evaluating inherent risk, guiding due diligence decisions and managing regulatory exposure and switching costs.
Develop a comprehensive third party profile to assess risk attributes, relationship ownership, and regulatory compliance, updated throughout the vendor lifecycle with financial health, data sensitivity, incidents, and SLAs.
Assess third party relationships through comprehensive risk assessments that evaluate governance, controls, and risk management across information security, operational risk, human resources privacy, compliance, financial health, and fourth party risk.
Assess third party operational risk by evaluating criticality, potential impacts on operations, finances, data security, reputation, and compliance, and determining recovery objectives and recovery point objectives, due diligence, and monitoring.
Map fourth party subcontractors and service providers, enforce contractual risk management, secure audit rights and incident notifications, and verify business continuity, resilience, and SOC-compliant controls, while planning for alternative suppliers.
Identify specific risks after completing a risk assessment by reviewing results, controls, testing, due diligence, and benchmarks; collaborate with the third party to develop remediation plans and prioritize high-risk issues.
Explore a comprehensive third party risk management risk assessment report, detailing executive summary, vendor overview, risk identification, scoring, and mitigation actions to enhance data protection and regulatory compliance.
Explore how key stakeholders—from legal, procurement, and business units to risk, vendor management, IT, information security, finance, and senior management—collaborate to draft, negotiate, and manage contracts.
Assess impact and risks when an SLA breach occurs. Notify the vendor with data and root cause, and implement remedies, penalties, a remediation plan, and enhanced monitoring.
Continuously monitor vendor risk, performance, cybersecurity posture, and data protection to detect changes, enforce controls, and ensure regulatory compliance and service levels.
Monitor key risk indicators for vendors using continuous, real-time scoring and dashboards, with automated incident reporting and change management to mitigate third-party risk.
Advance the third party risk management program through continuous improvement, leveraging feedback, lessons learned, and evolving risk technologies to address regulatory changes and industry best practices.
In today's interconnected world, third-party relationships are essential for business success. However, these relationships can also expose organizations to significant risks—cyber threats, data breaches, regulatory non-compliance, financial loss, operational disruptions and reputational damage.
Introducing the comprehensive "Third Party Risk Management" course!
Gain the expertise needed to effectively manage and mitigate the risks associated with third-party vendors and partners.
What Will You Learn?
Understanding Third Party Risk: Define and assess the different types of third-party risks, from financial to cybersecurity.
The TPRM Lifecycle: Learn about the complete lifecycle of third-party risk management, including due diligence, contracting, performance tracking, risk monitoring, and offboarding.
Vendor Due Diligence: Understand how to effectively perform due diligence when onboarding new third-party vendors.
Incident Management & Response: Gain skills in developing incident response plans for third-party breaches and understand how to recover quickly.
Regulatory Compliance: Master the key regulatory requirements related to third-party risks, including GDPR, CCPA, SOC 2, PCI DSS, and Sarbanes Oxley (SOX).
TPRM Governance: Understand governance frameworks that align with the organization’s risk appetite and tolerance.
Risk Assessment Techniques: Learn how to evaluate third-party risks using industry-leading frameworks like NIST, ISO 27001, COSO ERM, and Shared Assessments SIG.
Who Should Enroll:
Students, IT Professionals, Starting or Changing career into IT
Anyone interested in pursuing a career in Third Party Risk Management
IT professionals
Risk Analyst
IT Security Analyst
IT Compliance Analyst
Cyber Security Professionals
IT Auditors
IT Control Testers
Information Security Professionals
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