Vendor risk assessment and vendor risk management are crucial aspects of any business, especially in today’s interconnected world. Fill out the form at right and hit “Submit” to get the report.

As companies increasingly rely on third-party vendors for various services and products, it becomes essential to assess and manage the risks associated with these relationships. A robust vendor risk assessment program can help organizations identify potential risks, mitigate them, and ensure the security and compliance of their vendor network. In this comprehensive guide, we will dive deep into the world of vendor risk assessment, covering everything from the basics of vendor risk management to best practices for third-party vendor risk assessments and steps to take in case of a vendor breach.

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With risks constantly changing and driving new compliance requirements, compliance programs must be able to respond to changes with agility. This highlights the importance of incorporating a continuous monitoring approach. Fill out the form at right and hit “Submit” to get the report.

NIST defines continuous monitoring as: “Maintaining ongoing awareness of information security, vulnerabilities, and threats to support organizational risk management decisions.” This enables an organization to quickly pivot and respond strategically as new compliance requirements come into scope. Compliance programs are often developed with short-term goals in mind; for example, complying with an industry standard. However, compliance is not stagnant. Without scalable policies and procedures in place, no matter how well-conceived your program is, decentralization will ultimately hinder the growth and scalability of your program as time goes on.

A strong continuous monitoring foundation can help enable an organization to pivot as new requirements come into scope. Learn seven steps to incorporate continuous monitoring into your compliance program at any stage, including a checklist of key metrics to track.

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Gartner predicts that by 2025, over 50% of major enterprises will use AI and machine learning to perform continuous regulatory compliance checks, up from less than 10% in 2021. This illustrates how dynamic the current GRC landscape is and how vigilant teams must be to prepare for further shifts. Fill out the form at right and hit “Submit” to get the report.

This report presents the key trends in GRC for 2024, highlighting the dual need to adapt to rapidly changing regulations while maintaining the highest standards of ethical conduct across industries.

The emphasis this year is on several pivotal areas: the impact of Artificial Intelligence (AI) on regulatory and ethical frameworks, increased demands for data privacy and protection, and the expanding scope of Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) criteria. Each of these areas presents distinct challenges and opportunities for GRC professionals, demanding new approaches to secure.

As organizations prepare to tackle these challenges, the report aims to equip GRC professionals with the knowledge and tools needed to navigate the complexities of the modern regulatory and operational environment. In this report, you’ll learn: