White paper: Quantify Third-Party Financial Risk to Efficiently Address Threats
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ProcessUnity2024-01-23T16:05:00
This white paper will cover:
- The types of financial risk in third-party relationships
- How to build financial risk into vendor questionnaires
- Steps for building a financial risk register
- Strategies for prioritizing and addressing financial risk
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