Sep 15, 2021
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How Customer Success Adds Value to Third-Party Security
Panorays automates, accelerates and scales your third-party security process. But that’s not the only benefit you get from Panorays. Service is an integral component of the value you receive from the Panorays solution. In our mind, they are two sides of the same coin. The Customer Success team at Panorays consists of a diverse group of service oriented, highly trained...
Nov 07, 2019
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5 Key Ways to Effectively Communicate with Your Vendors
Your organization needs vendors to outsource tasks, and your vendors need you to grow their business. But what should be a simple business transaction between two parties can be hindered by cybersecurity requirements. Perhaps your vendor has an unpatched web server, a CMS vulnerability or another security gap. Whatever the issue, you want to be sure your organization will be...
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The Most Common Third-Party Cyber Gaps Revealed
As organizations increasingly rely on third-party vendors to provide essential services, they also become more vulnerable to vendor related cybersecurity risks. A recent study by Forrester found that nearly 60% of companies experienced a data breach due to a third-party vendor in the past year. But what are the most common vendor cyber gaps that organizations should be aware of?...
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4 Ways to See if You Are at Risk of a Vendor…
Recent supply chain attacks such as Kaseya, Accellion and SolarWinds have illustrated that when it comes to vendor breaches, it’s not if, but when. While it’s impossible to predict cyberattacks, there are key steps that you can take with your vendors to determine if you might be at risk. Here are 4 key strategies: 1. Monitor security posture It’s important...
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5 Resolutions for Reducing Third-Party Cyber Risk in 2022
If there’s one thing we’ve all learned, it’s that supply chain attacks are not going away anytime soon. Last year, we saw major cyber incidents involving Accellion, Kaseya, Codecov and others; next year, there will certainly be more. To help prevent and respond to similar cyber incidents, it’s essential to consider how best to reduce third-party risk. How can this...