Best Practices for Doing Business with High Risk Third Parties
Sponsored by Aravo
This event qualifies for 1 CPE credit accredited by GRC Certify and NASBA if you meet the completion criteria (50 minutes of attendance and answer 100% of polls presented). Credit is automatically tracked to all of your OCEG / GRC Certify certifications and recorded on your CPE Transcript. You will also receive a NASBA certificate of completion by email.
Join third party risk experts from Aravo and LSEG to learn how you can build a defensive and defensible approach to managing your high risk third parties.
Highlights
- Identify additional evaluation requirement criteria
- Differentiate and surface higher risk third parties using your TPRM system
- Discover how to apply data and insights to clarify risks and make more informed decisions
- Track your relationship to ensure best practices are followed
- Define and build in resiliency strategies to ensure business continuity
For many businesses, working with higher risk third parties is unavoidable. Yet, if you do so, there are expectations for extra precautions and additional levels of screening, due diligence, and monitoring. When red flags do occur, you have to be ready to make decisions and take actions to minimize your risk. Join third party risk experts from Aravo and LSEG to learn how you can build a defensive and defensible approach to managing your high-risk third parties.
Speakers:
Dan Hartnett, Director, Third Party Risk Intelligence, LSEG
Loren Johnson, Senior Director, Product Management, Aravo
Additional Information:
Field of Study: Management Services
Prerequisites: None
Advanced Preparation: None
Program Level: Basic
Delivery Method: Group Internet Based
CPE Credit Notice
This is a group internet-based event for NASBA authorized continuing education credit. OCEG webinars are free for anyone to attend, but only Attendees who have an OCEG All Access Pass will receive a Certificate of Completion for the webinar indicating 1 hour of CPE credit.
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