Third-party relationships continue to expand rapidly as companies seek outsourced services and solutions to optimize performance. Consequently, threat surfaces have broadened leading to increased cyber-attacks on third parties both in terms of frequency and sophistication.
In 2021 there was a 300% increase in supply chain attacks and over half the security incidents in 2022 were third-party related. Both trends continue to increase.
Recent global events have demonstrated the need for resilient supply chains whilst Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) and compliance to regulations creates greater scrutiny on third-party practices.
This briefing is about how to cope with Third-Party Risk Management (TPRM) from both a customer and a supplier perspective.
The subject of third-party risk and supply chain security affects all organisations whether they be a supplier or a customer. These days organisations are typically both. This topic is very broad but relevant to everyone involved and interested in risk and security from application developers to CISO’s.
This presentation is intended to be both entertaining and thought-provoking and includes a sprinkling of popular culture, music, and video.