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Governance, Risk Management and Compliance

Governing Third Party Remote Access Tool Exceptions And OT

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How much vendor access visibility do you have? 

As organizations expand their third-party ecosystems, many security teams struggle with inconsistent access controls, limited vendor oversight, and growing risk in both IT and OT environments. Without formalized governance processes, third-party relationships can introduce unnecessary exposure and make it difficult to enforce security standards at scale. 

This Ask-an-Expert (AAE) Call Summary provides practical guidance to help CISOs strengthen third-party access governance, improve monitoring, and reduce risk through more structured controls and processes.

Learn how to:

  • Establish a risk-based, tiered framework to manage vendor access and reduce ad hoc decisions 
  • Strengthen third-party security requirements through approved remote access tools, device standards, and contract-driven controls 
  • Improve visibility and oversight across IT and OT environments using identity governance, monitoring, and zero-trust access principles 

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