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The dangers of third-party access: your cybersecurity mini-guide
Osirium
The dangers of third-party access: your cybersecurity mini-guide
A business may be confident in its own cyber security practices. But how can they see into the security of an external supplier or outsourcer and trust them? How can that third party demonstrate they have the necessary levels of security?
Third-party access is when organisations grant these suppliers secure access to their corporate IT assets to carry out certain tasks or functions, for example for maintenance, administration, and management purposes.
A business may be confident in its own cyber security practices. But how can they see into the security of an external supplier or outsourcer and trust them? How can that third party demonstrate they have the necessary levels of security?