WEBINAR

Third-party risk management (TPRM) has become a strategic priority as organizations increasingly rely on vendors for critical services, technology platforms, data processing, and AI-enabled solutions. TPRM is no longer a standalone procurement or compliance activity; it is a core component of enterprise risk management, operational resilience, and regulatory readiness. 
 
Join members of CohnReznick and Cathay Bank as we explore how organizations can modernize TPRM and strengthen cybersecurity and digital supply chain oversight by moving beyond static vendor reviews to a resilient, risk-based operating model. 

At the end of this session, participants will be able to: 

• Classify third parties based on risk, criticality, and business impact. 
• Differentiate between point-in-time assessments and continuous monitoring within a modern TPRM lifecycle. 
• Recognize concentration risk and fourth-party exposure and their implications for operational resilience.
• Identify emerging AI-related third-party risks and consider how TPRM frameworks and contracts should evolve.
• Define governance and reporting practices that meet audit expectations and support senior management and board oversight.

Live event participants can earn up to 1 CPE credit in the Management Services field of study.

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CPE Information

Live event participants can earn up to 1 CPE credit in the Management Services field of study

Program description: Third-party risk management (TPRM) has become a strategic priority as organizations increasingly rely on vendors for critical services, technology platforms, data processing, and AI-enabled solutions. TPRM is no longer a standalone procurement or compliance activity; it is a core component of enterprise risk management, operational resilience, and regulatory readiness.    Join members of CohnReznick and Cathay Bank as we explore how organizations can modernize TPRM and strengthen cybersecurity and digital supply chain oversight by moving beyond static vendor reviews to a resilient, risk-based operating model. 

Program level: Overview: General review with no prior knowledge

Prerequisites: None

Advanced preparation: None

Topics to be discussed include:

• Classify third parties based on risk, criticality, and business impact.  
• Differentiate between point-in-time assessments and continuous monitoring within a modern TPRM lifecycle.  
• Recognize concentration risk and fourth-party exposure and their implications for operational resilience. 
• Identify emerging AI-related third-party risks and consider how TPRM frameworks and contracts should evolve. 
• Define governance and reporting practices that meet audit expectations and support senior management and board oversight. 

Instructional Delivery Method: Webinars: Group Internet Based

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