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Certified Third Party Security Manager Course

Third-Party Risk Management Expert

Are you certain that your organization's third-party relationships are secure?
Maintaining third-party security is critical, as there is a growing reliance on external vendors and partners. The Certified Third Party Security Manager, a 4-day course by Vinsys, trains yo

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Course Overview

Certified Third Party Security Manager training by Vinsys provides a fundamental tool for addressing Third-Party Security Management (TPRM) and protecting your organization from threats and risks from outside sellers or benefit suppliers. This workshop will provide you with a better understanding of how to identify, assess, and reduce vendor risk, which will help underpin sound decision-making in your job.

Enrolling and completing this course will help you attain a theoretical understanding and hands-on expertise in implementing best practices, tools, and processes to monitor third-party security postures continuously. Providing an overview of risk categorization, security controls, and mitigation strategies, the course enables you to ensure that all third parties are in compliance with acceptable standards of cybersecurity.

After completing this Third-Party Security Management course by Vinsys, professionals will be equipped with the necessary skills and knowledge to safeguard their organizations from potential data breaches, cyber attacks, and other security threats linked to third-party interactions. This makes it a crucial and empowering component of any comprehensive information security strategy. 
 

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Course Objective

Upon completion of the course, participants will be able to:

  • Establishing a third-party risk management program to lower the risks associated with external organizations and vendors.
  • Implement strategies to comply with industry regulations by identifying, assessing, and mitigating risks through due diligence.
  • Enhance business continuity by managing third-party relationships and ensuring they meet information security requirements.
  • Secure costly data breaches involving third parties, thereby saving money in the long term.
  • Acquire insights into third-party relationships for better risk assessment and management.
  • Reduces risks linked to third-party interactions to maintain and enhance organizational reputation.
  • Take informed decisions based on a thorough understanding of third-party risks.
  • Examine vulnerabilities in the supply chain and monitor third-party security postures to address potential threats.
  • Automate processes for compliance checks, risk assessments, and monitoring to streamline risk management.
  • Show commitment to data security and build trust with customers and stakeholders by ensuring third parties meet security standards. 
     

TARGET AUDIENCE

This programme is best suited for:

  • Business Vendor Relationship Managers
  • Governance, Risk, and Compliance Analysts or Managers
  • Third-Party Risk Analysts
  • Enterprise Risk Management Managers
  • IT Risk Analysts
  • Internal Auditors
  • IT Procurement or Sourcing Risk Managers
  • Vendor Risk Management Managers
  • Operational Risk Analysts or Managers
     

ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA

This course in security management is designed to be accessible to individuals at any stage of their employment. While some experience in business, finance, or operations may be helpful, there are no prerequisites to enrolling. This flexibility allows anyone to build on their foundational knowledge in security management.

Course Outline

Module 1: Introduction to Third-Party Security Management

  • Cybersecurity Third-Party Risk
    • Understanding Third-Party Risks
    • Analysis of Major Supply-Chain Attacks: SolarWinds, VGCA, Zyxel
    • Scope and Challenges of Third-Party Risk
    • Compliance vs. Security in Third-Party Management
    • Case Studies of Third-Party Breaches
  • Cybersecurity Basics
    • Fundamentals of Cybersecurity for Third-Party Risks
    • Overview of Cybersecurity Frameworks
    • Due Care and Due Diligence
    • Types of Cyberattacks and Their Impacts
    • Breach Analysis: Target and Home Depot
  • Risk Management Frameworks
    • Overview of Risk Management Frameworks
    • ISO 31000 and NIST Standards
    • The Cybersecurity and Third-Party Risk Program Management
    • Case Study: KC Enterprises’ Risk Management Program
  • Impact of COVID-19
    • Effects of the Pandemic on Cybersecurity
    • Changes and Trends Post-Pandemic
    • Inside Look: P&N Bank and SolarWinds Attack Update

Module 2: Risk Assessment and Management

  • Onboarding Due Diligence
    • Comprehensive Intake Process
    • Data Privacy and Cybersecurity Requirements
    • Evaluating Connectivity, Data Transfer, and SLAs
    • Handling Fourth Parties and Software Security
    • Cybersecurity Questionnaires and RFPs
    • Identity and Access Management, Encryption
    • Security Audits and Reporting
  • Continuous Monitoring
    • Introduction to Continuous Monitoring
    • Using Vendor Security-Rating Tools
    • Enhancing Monitoring Practices
    • Managing Software Vulnerabilities and Fourth-Party Risks
    • Incident Management and Case Studies: Health Share of Oregon, Uber
  • On-site Due Diligence
    • Phases of On-site Security Assessments: Scheduling, Investigation, Assessment
    • Conducting On-site Questionnaires and Reporting
    • Virtual On-site Assessments and Vendor Partnerships

Module 3: Advanced Risk Management Practices

  • Offboarding
    • Managing Access to Systems and Equipment Return
    • Updating Vendor Profiles and Log Retention
    • Contract Deliverables and Ongoing Security
    • Case Study: Morgan Stanley and Data Sanitization
  • Securing the Cloud
    • Cloud Risks and NIST Service Models
    • Conducting Vendor Cloud Security Reviews
    • Understanding the Shared Responsibility Model
    • Inside Look: Capital One Breach
  • Software Due Diligence
    • Secure Software Development Lifecycle
    • Lessons from Major Software Breaches
    • Overview of OWASP and Software Composition Analysis
    • Mobile Software Testing
    • Case Studies: Heartbleed, Juniper Networks
  • Cybersecurity and Legal Protections
    • Legal Terms and Protections in Cybersecurity
    • Terms and Conditions for Offshore and Hosted Services
    • Case Study: Heritage Valley Health vs. Nuance

Module 4: Offshore Third-Party Cybersecurity Risk

  • Network Due Diligence
    • Managing Third-Party Connections and Physical Security
    • Hardware and Software Security Measures
    • Out-of-Band Security and Cloud Connections
    • Vendor Connectivity Lifecycle Management
    • Zero Trust and IoT Security
    • Case Study: Target Breach
  • Offshore Third-Party Cybersecurity Risk
    • Onboarding and Due Diligence for Offshore Vendors
    • Managing Physical Security and Offboarding Processes
    • Case Study: Country Risk Analysis

Module 5: Transformative and Predictive Risk Management

  • Transform to Predictive
  • Leveraging Data and Records for Risk Management
  • Enhancing Continuous Monitoring
  • Implementing Predictive Risk Management Practices
  • Use Cases: Early Intervention, Reporting, and Advanced Threats
     

About the Certification

Vinsys will bestow their recognition by accrediting you as a Certified Third-Party Security Manager. This professional certificate proves your ability to effectively manage and minimize risks associated with third-party suppliers and service providers. With this certification, you can demonstrate that you can enhance security and ensure compliance and standards by implementing effective third-party risk management practices.

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ONLINE TRAINING

  • Lifelong learning and productivity, employee retention, etc. can even lead to more productivity and employee retention.
  • Participate in quality assessments designed by seasoned coaches from various industry.
  • Engage in a comprehensive 4-day virtual and captivating training experience.
  • Blended learning with a combination of instructor-led training and the flexibility of e-learning.
     
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CORPORATE TRAINING

  • We use top-of-the-line learning centers to ensure your experience is as conducive to learning as possible.
  • Access continuous support from Vinsys throughout your professional development journey.
  • Our trainers with over 20+ years experience will help you to boost your skills and knowledge with real-world experience real-time training.
  • 24/7 support and direction from Vinsys as learners endeavor to achieve their professional objectives.
     

FAQ’s

Describe the contents of the Certified Third-Party Security Manager course.

The course offers thorough instruction on risk management and mitigation for third-party vendors. It covers cybersecurity, risk assessment, compliance, frameworks, and best practices to shield enterprises against external security threats.

Who is the ideal candidate for this course?

This course is recommended for professionals working in vendor management, cybersecurity, risk management, and compliance. IT managers, risk officers, and compliance specialists—those in charge of managing third-party security—will also find it very helpful.

What are the primary benefits of completing this course?

Benefits include improved risk mitigation, regulatory compliance, business continuity, cost savings, visibility into third-party interactions, and more robust organizational security. Another benefit is the ability to make educated judgments about interactions with external parties.

What subjects are included in the course curriculum?

The course covers a variety of subjects, including software and network due diligence, cloud security, legal safeguards in cybersecurity, onboarding and offboarding due diligence, and third-party risk management frameworks. 

 What is the framework of the course?

The course structure includes modules on introduction to ideas, risk assessment and management, advanced techniques, and transformative risk management. Each module covers particular subjects and case studies for a hands-on learning experience.

How long will this course take?

During the four days, several facets of third-party security management are covered. Lectures, case studies, and practical exercises comprise the entire course material, divided into multiple modules. 

Are there any prerequisites for this course?

There are no specific prerequisites for enrolling in this course. However, participants may benefit from a basic understanding of cybersecurity and risk management principles.

 How can I apply the knowledge gained from this course?
 

The knowledge gained can be applied to develop and implement robust third-party risk management programs, improve vendor security practices, ensure compliance with regulations, and enhance overall organizational cybersecurity posture.

Will I receive a certification upon completion?

Upon successfully completing the course, participants will receive a certification as a Certified Third-Party Security Manager, validating their expertise in managing third-party security risks.

How can I register for the course?

You can register for the course via our website or contact our enrolment staff directly. Please check the course website or contact our support staff for additional information about registration, costs, and scheduling.

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Reviews

Being a certified Third-Party Security Manager has given me plenty of knowledge. It provided me with immense ammunition to handle third-party risk. Third-party studies are among the most valuable tools for grasping real-world knowledge that day. This is a must for any cybersecurity person!
Layla Al HyasIT Risk Analyst
The risk assessment and continuous monitoring modules add a lot of value to what I am already doing The lessons from these modules are already being used to influence several of our third-party risk management practices. This course is more than a learning opportunity, it is investing directly in your growth as a professional.
Smith JohnInternal Auditor
Acquisition of comprehensive frameworks and ideal practices–rummages, and our team has been the largest company to benefit from the Certified Third-Party Security Manager course. We improved our vendor security posture. This training not only reinforced what we were doing, but it actually made our security posture better. This was a significant achievement for our team, as it demonstrated our resilience and commitment to implementing best practices in vendor security
Green AfshonkarRelationship Manager
The Certified Third-Party Security Manager course was a game-changer for our team. The very detailed and effective training helped our staff develop the capabilities needed to address security risks presented by third parties. Consequently, we have improved our vendor management processes.
Shaji Ul MalikVendor Risk Management Manager