Ask Once, Use Many: Optimising Third-Party Risk Management Decisions with Risk Exchanges - Seguridad Mania.com - España y América Latina

For today’s CISOs, third-party risk management (TPRM) often feels like a time-intensive, check-the-box process that pulls valuable resources away from strategic priorities. Join this panel discussion featuring David Stapleton, Chief Trust Officer at ProcessUnity, and Marcello Tomasina, Senior Manager at Accenture Security, as they explore how adopting the “ask once, use many” approach through third-party risk exchanges. Thus, simplify due diligence, reduce redundancy, and empower security leaders to focus on mitigating real risks. Gain practical insights and proven strategies to optimise TPRM processes without compromising thoroughness or effectiveness. Be part of the conversation and explore how to: - Instantly perform inherent risk analysis on your entire vendor portfolio - Incorporate real-time risk [CM1] data into your process to reduce [CM2] questionnaire requests - Access [CM4] assessment data on large, hard-to-assess third parties that don’t respond to you - Monitor 100% of your portfolio — not just your critical vendors Speaker bios: David Stapleton is the Chief Trust Officer at ProcessUnity, the global leader in third party risk management solutions. With over fifteen years of experience building and leading cybersecurity, risk, and compliance programs across both government and private sectors, David has held pivotal roles at the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, Indian Health Service, and was an early contributor to the development of the FedR AMP program. Marcello Tomasina is a Senior Manager at Accenture Security, specialised in Cyber Strategy with a focus on Risk Management. He is Accenture Global Lead for Supply Chain Security and he is responsible to coordinate project initiatives, research and development as well as strategic planning for Accenture and its Clients on Third Party Risk Management. During the past years, Marcello led major projects in Private Equity, Financial Services and Public Sector.