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Third-Party Vendor Risk Management Training is a key aspect of overall risk management of cyber security program. Risks and vulnerabilities in vendors, suppliers, or other third-party environments can quickly become risks and vulnerabilities that affect organization environment.
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Requirements
Laptop with 8gb RAM minimum (Windows PC Preferred). A laptop is required as each student will be required to perform project tasks and exercises that will guide the student’s learning process.
Webcam (built-in is fine).
Access to MS Office 365 Suite and PDF Pro DC (Provide by TruTek)
High-speed Internet access.
Noise cancelling headset with microphone is Required.
All other prerequisites are built into the program.
Outcomes
Manage or support the design and implementation of a common and consistent vendor risk management (VRM) program.
Facilitate the onboarding, monitoring, and offboarding of vendors.
Conduct vendor risk assessments, contract reviews, and support client security information requests.
Assess security controls leveraged by third parties and mitigate any findings or risks.
Monitor vendors’ compliance with terms and services in contract.
Identify, report, and maintain key metrics on the state of the vendor management program.
Track and manage risks identified from vendor assessments via Risk Register.
Foster strong relationships with vendors and vendor owners.
Gain foundational knowledge of terminology and drivers for third party risk based upon each phase of the vendor lifecycle.
Learn the building blocks included in a third-party risk management program and how organizations use due diligence to identify and mitigate third party risk.
Understand the methods involved in managing assessment results including processes for risk analysis, findings, corrective actions, and reporting.
Communicate and negotiate effectively in business and professional settings.
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