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What Slasher Movies and IoT Security Have in Common: 3 Chilling Realities about IoT Risk
CIO Magazine recently distributed an email promoting its “FutureEdge 50 Awards” with a playfully sinister line: I know what you did last summer... ...
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Striving for Supply Chain Stability - Biden Orders Review
This week has been buzzing with news of federal legislation intended to bring stability to the supply chain, as President Biden calls for a review of ...
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Across our committees, awareness and working groups, what we value most is the diversity of thought and experience our members contribute to this comm ...
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Internet of Things (IoT)
What Slasher Movies and IoT Security Have in Common: 3 Chilling Realities about IoT Risk
CIO Magazine recently distributed an email promoting its “FutureEdge 50 Awards” with a playfully sinister line: I know what you did last summer... ...
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Benchmark Study
A New Roadmap for Third Party IoT Risk Management
A New Roadmap for Third Party IoT Risk Management is the Shared Assessments’ fourth annual collaborative study with The Ponemon Institute. This year ...
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C-Suite Call to Action – Risk Management Through A Different Lens
This paper provides a quick overview and concrete action steps that will help organizations achieve superior outcomes over time. Traditional approache ...
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March 2 Member Forum Call: NAVIGATING THROUGH COMPLEXITIES OF THE SUPPLY CHAIN
Members from the Shared Assessments Best Practices for TPRM & Assurance Awareness Group will discuss their recent briefing paper release providing a f ...
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The Top 5 Third Party Risk Management Lessons Learned from the Pandemic
2020 was an unprecedented year for supply chain disruptions. And while we could not have foreseen the impact that the pandemic would have on our third ...