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Third-Party Security
Find, monitor and assess the security of your third parties with the RiskStudio application. We keep you informed and alert you to relevant developments. Prevent third-party data breaches, identify potential vendor risks, and comply with regulations.
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With RiskStudio, you can collaborate to identify and manage digital chain risks. Collaborate to identify risks. Report and evaluate the results, and work together to ensure your organization is optimally protected from risk.
RiskStudio is an online intelligence platform that delivers immediate results in managing supply chain risk. Our platform makes it easy for you to manage your supply chain risks in a targeted and understandable way. You get solid insight through data-driven evidence, targeted recommendations and clear reports. Make the right decisions through good collaboration and communication across your organisation and improve your digital resilience.
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Why RiskStudio?
RiskStudio helps you create a collaborative approach to supply chain management in your organisation. Our intelligence platform makes it easy to work together to identify, analyse and manage risk. By inviting colleagues to participate, you can achieve faster, more focused results together. Our clear and robust reporting allows you to set common goals, monitor progress and identify risks early. Get ahead in the digital age with RiskStudio as your intelligence platform.
RiskStudio uses our unique dataset to deliver differentiated insights for our customers. Our data and analytics provide unique insights to help organizations make better, smarter risk decisions.
Personal data & privacy
Want to be sure your personal information and privacy are protected? Our platform is constantly on the lookout for the latest cyber threats, including malware, ransomware, phishing, and data leaks. We can also help you detect current events.
Laws and regulations
RiskStudio helps you manage complex regulations such as GDPR/AVG, NIS(2) and Wwtf. Our platform helps you identify the legal implications and economic sanctions of a country affecting your supply chain. Together we get to work pragmatically.
Responsible entrepreneurship
Over time, our clients will gain insight into the impact of climate change and be helped to manage the risks associated with it. Whether it is the impact of the Green Deal or environmental degradation, our platform helps to identify and prepare for risks that affect the business model.
Avoid surprises with our blog series on the latest insights and trends in supply chain management
The impact of geopolitical risk on third-party management.
Geopolitical risks can result in cyber-attacks, disruptions to business continuity, and reputational damage to organizations and third parties. Organizations can strengthen their control over third parties by establishing contracts, monitoring activities, and conducting risk assessments. Senior management takes steps such as strengthening policies and controls over data processing. In this article, we take a closer look at how geopolitical risks can affect third-party management and how organizations can strengthen their control over third parties.
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What does NIS2 mean for your supply chain?
The NIS2 Directive is new European Union legislation aimed at strengthening cybersecurity in various sectors, including operators of essential services and digital service providers. From October 2024, companies covered by the NIS2 Directive will have to meet certain minimum cybersecurity requirements. This means that companies must assess their current level of security and develop a plan to comply with the Directive. It is important to work with relevant stakeholders, regulators and supply chain partners to ensure everyone is aware of the requirements. Read more about the impact of the directives and requirements in this article.
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Third-Party Security Risks for SMEs in 2023: How to Mitigate and Reduce Vulnerabilities
Small and medium-sized enterprises face various cybersecurity risks when they outsource key business functions to third parties. These security risks are increasing due to the increasing size and complexity of their outsourced business functions, increased regulatory and customer scrutiny, and the sophistication of cyber attacks.
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