Taking the pulse of third-party risk management policies
This e-Book, produced by Compliance Week, explores the latest trends in third-party risk management programs against which compliance officers and risk officers can gauge how their programs compare against their peers. This eBook further examines best practices for how to reduce the associated costs of managing third-party risk.
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