Discover how cyber crisis exercising helps organizations build real resilience and respond effectively under pressure.
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This blog takes a closer look at why third-party cyber risk tools often miss critical vendor issues and what a more effective approach looks like.
Discover how cyber crisis exercising helps organizations build real resilience and respond effectively under pressure.
Get a free 30-day trial of the RiskRecon portal and see the ratings of up to 50 vendors.
This blog takes a closer look at why third-party cyber risk tools often miss critical vendor issues and what a more effective approach looks like.
Featured Speakers: Roger Ison-Haug, CISO, StormGeo; Mirco Rohr, Director of Solutions Consulting, Mastercard
The impact of DORA and NIS2 on third-party risk management programs is significant. Both regulations require organizations to assess and manage the cybersecurity risks posed by their third-party suppliers and vendors. This means that companies must implement stronger due diligence processes when selecting and monitoring third-party vendors.
To comply with DORA and NIS2, companies must also have a better understanding of their supply chain and the potential risks that could be introduced through third-party relationships. This requires organizations to develop more comprehensive risk management programs that include regular risk assessments, ongoing monitoring, and clear communication with third-party vendors about security requirements.
During this session attendees will: