Security executives who combine security culture, compliance and risk assessments can reduce the impact of security threats to enterprise supply chains.

Whether witnessing a growth in demand or investing to conquer new markets, keeping track of everything that comes with scaling can be extremely tricky.

A new study shows 48% of companies still depend on spreadsheets, while 41% report experiencing an impactful third-party breach in the last year.

Adopting a zero trust strategy can help an organization avoid third-party risk management (TPRM) pitfalls related to the Great Resignation.

Cybersecurity leaders need to focus on fourth-party risks to their software supply chain. Are your vendors (and their partners) exposing you to risk?

Cybersecurity leaders Karen Habercoss, Chief Privacy Officer at the University of Chicago Medicine; Ashley Huntington, Compliance Officer and Interim Privacy Officer at Cook County Health; and Shefali Mookencherry, Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) and System Director of Information Security at Edward-Elmhurst Health discuss the importance of third-party vendor risk management.

MVSP, or Minimum Viable Secure Product, is a baseline created by industry leaders to ensure the security of third-party solutions. Learn more about this risk management strategy here.

As enterprise organizations incorporate more Software as a Service (SaaS), security leaders need to vet potential third-party vendors to assess their cyber risk.

Cybersecurity executive Neda Pitt has been appointed the new Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) at Globality, a vendor sourcing platform for enterprise organizations.

Security professionals engage with multiple issues to best secure their businesses. A risk management provider can help security leaders deal with third-party risk.