RapidRatings Joins The Shared Assessments Program to Advance Financial Health Within the Context of Third-Party Risk Management
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The Shared Assessments membership and use of the Shared Assessments member-driven Program Tools offers companies and their service providers a standardized, more efficient and less costly means of conducting rigorous assessments of controls for risk such as: financial, IT and data security, privacy and business resiliency.
"We're excited to be partnering with The Shared Assessments Program, where we're able to share innovative technology and best practices for evaluating third-party risk, particularly through the lens of financial health with their members," said
RapidRatings has already made contributions advancing third party risk tools such as the Standardized Information Gathering (SIG) questionnaire and the Vendor Risk Management Maturity Model (VRMMM), a free tool for third party risk benchmarking. RapidRatings has also joined committees that produce thought leadership white papers and case studies and establish best practices. Upcoming white papers include risk ratings.
"We commend RapidRatings for joining our Shared Assessments membership in advancing best practices in third party risk management. We look forward to the perspective and innovation that RapidRatings can bring to the program," said
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