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Vendor Management Top Questions

October 25, 2022

Understanding the risk of doing business with third parties, vendors, and partners is essential to maintaining an organization’s security program. Many companies struggle to standardize how to evaluate third parties, vendors, or partners’ risk. A great place to start is by using the questions in this guide to determine how risky it is to be doing business with your current partners.

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