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Are Third-Party Vendors Your Biggest Cybersecurity Risk? — CyberSpeak Podcast

On this episode of the CyberSpeak with InfoSec Institute podcast, Fred Kneip, CEO of CyberGRX, discusses security risks for companies that work with third-party vendors — those both globally focused and those closer to home.

In the podcast, Kneip and host Chris Sienko discuss:

  • How did you get started in computers and security? (1:30)
  • What are some of the primary security concerns that global, trans-continental companies should be looking out for? (2:45)
  • What are some of the most common attack vectors being leveraged in these third-party vendor breaches? (5:05)
  • What mistakes are companies making when it comes to third-party vendors? (9:05)
  • How do you convince your supervisors or those in the C-suite that they need take additional steps to strengthen supply chain security? (14:10)
  • Can you explain the recent story about the Chinese military inserting a spying chip into equipment to infiltrate U.S. supply chains? (16:45)
  • What steps should global companies be putting in place to reduce this type of risk? (20:40)
  • Could these remedies be scaled down to smaller organizations? (23:20)
  • If you had the power to enact legislation to prevent or minimize these types of attacks, what would you propose? (25:40)
  • Tell us about your company CyberGRX. (27:40)
  • Where do you see the next wave of cybercrime coming from? (29:35)

Want to learn more about third-party risk? Download our free whitepaper, A Breach-Prevention Roadmap: Managing Third-Party Security Risks”: https://www2.infosecinstitute.com/third-party-risk

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*** This is a Security Bloggers Network syndicated blog from InfoSec Resources authored by Jeff Peters. Read the original post at: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/infosecResources/~3/3jRqsu69q5Y/