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The Vendor's Survival Guide to Security Questionnaires | TrustTalks Ep 5 | Security and GRC Podcast

Seeking a solution that streamlines vendor risk management and automates security questionnaires? Imagine a tool that offers a comprehensive portal, securely shares information, uses AI to handle responses, and frees up your evenings. It might sound too good to be true, but with ⁠TrustShare⁠, it’s a reality. Forget the hassle of maintaining a knowledge base or configuring tools meant for RFPs. TrustShare takes care of everything, from AI-driven responses to seamless information sharing, which leads to faster sales cycles.

What happens when you switch audit firms? | TrustTalks - Ep 4 | Security and GRC Podcast

Switching audit firms is not just a routine decision; it’s a strategic move that can significantly impact your business’s financial health and compliance. Whether you’re dissatisfied with your current auditor’s performance, seeking specialized expertise, or looking to cut costs, making the switch can offer numerous benefits and challenges. In this podcast, we’ll explore what happens when you switch audit firms, including the steps involved, potential risks, and key considerations to ensure a smooth transition.

Privacy and confidentiality: what is the difference? | TrustTalks - Ep 3 | Security and GRC Podcast

Are you confused about the difference between privacy and confidentiality? Don’t worry, you’re not alone. While these terms are often used interchangeably, they actually have distinct meanings. In this podcast, we will explore the nuances of privacy and confidentiality, helping you understand their significance and how they relate to each other. Privacy refers to the right to maintain control over your personal information. It involves the ability to keep certain details about your life, preferences, and activities private and secure.

Navigating AI Governance: Insights into ISO 42001 & NIST AI RMF | TrustTalks - Ep 2

As businesses increasingly turn to artificial intelligence (AI) to enhance innovation and operational efficiency, the need for ethical and safe implementation becomes more crucial than ever. While AI offers immense potential, it also introduces risks related to privacy, bias, and security, prompting organizations to seek robust frameworks to manage these concerns. In response to this surge in AI adoption, national and international bodies have been developing guidelines to help companies navigate these challenges.

From Assessment to Implementation: Attack Surface Reduction Guide

An attack surface is the sum total of all the various ways that a cyber threat actor could attack an organization. This includes everything from software vulnerabilities, like SQL injection, to lost and stolen devices to social engineering attacks against the organization’s employees or third-party partners. An organization’s overall attack surface can further be divided into its external and internal attack surfaces.

From Discounts to Data Breaches

‘Black Friday’ is an event every savvy shopper eagerly awaits as the holiday season approaches. However, it’s no longer just a single day of deals. Black Friday has evolved into a weeks-long sales event, and in some cases, it spans the entire month of November. While this extended shopping period offers consumers more time and flexibility to grab bargains, it also significantly increases opportunities for cybercriminals to exploit unsuspecting shoppers.

Securing Remote Access: Best Practices for Third-Party Risk Management

The physical location of users has become less and less important in conducting business, with the drawback that it creates new, persistent threats to organizations. You know that. You may not know that remote access to IT and business-critical systems is not a new concept. It’s been around since the late 1980s.

Beyond Traditional Security: Addressing the API Security Gap

Let’s be honest: APIs are the unsung heroes of the modern business world. They work silently behind the scenes, connecting applications, driving innovations, and ensuring your digital transformation stays on track. However, there’s a crucial downside: APIs can pose a significant security risk. They can be likened to unlocked doors leading to your sensitive data and essential business functions—an ideal target for hackers.