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The Evolution of the Global Third-Party Infrastructure

Fusion Risk Management

The idea behind having an effective third-party risk management (TPRM) program is not a newfound concept. More than 14 years ago, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) introduced the first true risk-based approach to understanding and managing third parties.

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Takeda Becomes First to Earn Diamond Tier Status for Best in Resilience™ Certification

everbridge

At Takeda, the security and safety a of our employees is our top priority so they can focus on what they do best – improving patient lives around the globe,” said Whit Chaiyabhat, Vice President and Head of Global Security at Takeda. Takeda was awarded the Diamond Tier status after completing a thorough assessment process.

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The Benefits that Actionable Risk Intelligence Provides to Your Extended Enterprise

Fusion Risk Management

Is Risk Intelligence Necessary? Following the compounding crises that have taken place over the last few years, I think we can all agree that a strong third-party risk management (TPRM) program foundation is critical for effective identification of inherent and imposed risks.

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The Importance of Building a Culture of Trust and Compliance

Fusion Risk Management

These requirements can apply in third-party risk scenarios but also more broadly across the enterprise where risk for misconduct exists. the Chief Security Officer of Uber was recently found guilty in federal court for not making appropriate disclosures to regulators over a hack. In the U.S., Other Executives Are Not Immune.

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Mitigating the Impact of Severe Weather

everbridge

It was the largest fire in the nation [at the time],” said Technical Account Manager Sarah Batmale at Everbridge. This means systems should be consistently available, capable of messaging large and targeted audiences, secure and compliant, capable of combating false alarms, and flexible.