Dynamic Risk Assessment Is Critical for Combatting Modern Third-Party Threats

Matt Kunkel, LogicGate CEO

When a business is impacted by a third-party breach, it's tempting to shift the blame to the partner or vendor where it originated. This is a mistake. Ultimately, your customers don't care where a breach started—it still affects you, and (more importantly) it still affects them. Pointing fingers and placing blame doesn't give your partners and customers confidence—it only makes you look like you're trying to escape responsibility. While identifying the origin of a breach is important, stakeholders care more about what you are doing to fix it and how prepared you are to do so.

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