April 12, 2017 posted by Aravo
Why TPRM objectives fail – and what Global 2000 companies need to succeed
Even though large organizations have invested time, attention, and resources into third party risk management (TPRM) over the past decade, it’s clear that many programs are failing to deliver on their primary objective - keeping the organization safe.
Topics: third party risk management, risk and compliance, tprm, business complexity, scale, compliance risk, Anti-bribery & Anti-corruption, Responsible Sourcing, Data Security & Privacy, Global 2000, business change, business scale, third parties, white paper
April 10, 2017 posted by Aravo
Third party risk management is a complex discipline, that combined with the scale, complexity, and change dynamics of any Global 2000 organization, can often lead to false starts with technology implementations.
It’s important to get enterprise software purchase decisions right – they are the fulcrum of successful third party risk programs for the business, they impact on the adoption and performance of many internal users across the enterprise, and they can have an impact on the careers of those selecting them.
Topics: third party risk management, tprm, aravo, risk and compliance, risk mitigation, Anti-Bribery and Anti-Corruption, FCPA, OCC, GDPR, Conflict Minerals, ABAC, sustainable procurement, Data Security & Privacy, Registration & Qualification, General Data Protection Regulation, regulatory risk
March 01, 2017 posted by Aravo
In a sign of what may well be coming for all highly-regulated industries around the world, US financial services regulators are in the process of significantly enhancing their cybersecurity rules, including substantial new rules impacting third party relationships.
Topics: cybersecurity, privacy, OCC, fdic, fsscc, bits, federal reserve, fsr, Financial Services, bank, information security, Data Security & Privacy
February 01, 2017 posted by Anna Mazzone
Why Global 2000 Companies Should Be Focused on Third Party Compliance
The European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), which takes effect on May 25, 2018, strengthens data privacy rights for EU citizens and gives regulatory authorities greater powers to take action against companies that breach the law.
Topics: Data Security & Privacy, third party risk management, GDPR, General Data Protection Regulation
October 18, 2016 posted by Kimberley Allan
Today we launched our new Aravo corporate website. It’s mobile ready, and designed to make it more intuitive for you to navigate and find the information you need to fuel your third party risk management technology decisions. We hope you like it.
Topics: grc, Anti-bribery & Anti-corruption, Data Security & Privacy, Responsible Sourcing, third party risk management, Registration & Qualification, Resources, website
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