by Christopher Campbell | February 8, 2022 | Risk Management, Standardized Information Gathering (SIG), Tools & Templates
The longevity of MythBusters – a television series that aired nearly 300 episodes over 15-plus years -- speaks to the enduring appeal of testing the validity of rumors, myths, and other claims. In one of the series’ most popular episodes, the hosts deployed the scientific method to determine whe ....
by Vivian Nguyen | January 25, 2022 | Third Party Risk Management
The growing importance of risk management has led to the interest of senior management in understanding the risk environment. To begin, third party risk management programs must examine the risk metrics from their key performance indicators (KPIs) and key risk indicators (KRIs.) The metrics will the ....
by Charlie Miller | January 14, 2022 | Third Party Risk Management
It’s 2022, and we’re starting off the New Year with problems that feel all too similar to the past. The Omicron variant has many of us feeling déjà vu to the confusion of March 2020 and the fears of past coronavirus spikes. Less than two weeks in, and we’ve already seen a ransomware attack t ....
by Eric Krell | January 12, 2022 | Third Party Risk Management
Some of the most noteworthy third party risk management (TPRM) trends that warrant monitoring in 2022 will sound familiar to TPRM practitioners given that these issues posed formidable challenges in 2021 and will give rise to new challenges this year. In that way, the following focal points ident ....
by Vivian Nguyen | December 17, 2021 | Third Party Risk Management
Ahhhh, winter break….maybe you are cozied up at home with some time on your hands. Or, perhaps you have been left behind at the ski lodge. Here or there, how about taking in some riveting Risk Management literature and video? Our top five most-read studies and papers in 2021 have been: C-S ....
by Sabine Zimmer | December 14, 2021 | Third Party Risk Management
Gift-giving is an ancient tradition that has helped “maintain friendly relations between groups of people by building bonds of trust between them” throughout history. From Neolithic times to now, gifts have been exchanged to families, communities, organizations as tokens of connection. In the ....