Articles on third-party and vendor risk: continuous vendor assessment, external risk signals, questionnaires that carry evidence, and the AI-Powered Third-Party Risk Management module.
A third-party risk program built in 2015 runs on questionnaires and annual reviews. This article lists the signs it is out of date and the steps to a continuous, evidence-based program.
Is Your TPRM Program Still Stuck in 2015? Here’s How to Modernize It Read More »
Enterprise security posture management cannot stop at the company’s own perimeter. This article explains how DigitalXForce ESRPM brings third-party risk into the same posture view and score.
DigitalXForce ESRPM assesses vendor security with the same continuous evidence used for the enterprise itself. This article shows how the module tiers vendors, tests controls and reports the result.
DigitalXForce ESRPM: Enterprise Security Solution for Enhancing Vendor Security Read More »
Third-party risk management built on trust needs evidence, not questionnaires alone. This article sets out a strategy and the practices that make vendor risk continuous and verifiable.
Strategy and Best Practices for Trust-enabled Third-Party Risk Management Read More »
Third-party risk management needs redefining around continuous evidence rather than annual questionnaires. This article explains the shift and how AI-powered assessment supports it.
Problem Statement: A supply chain attack on enterprise phone company #3CX (VoIP/PBX software provider with more than 600,000 customers and 12 million daily users) may have compromised thousands of business networks. Many companies and end users are reporting that a vulnerability in the widely used 3CXDesktopApp is being exploited in a supply chain campaign. 3CX is a
Another Massive Supply Chain Attack Compromises Thousands of Business Networks Worldwide Read More »
