Third-Party Resilience: Increasing Transparency
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Financial institutions are under constant threat from increasingly sophisticated cyberattacks, and their ability to recover quickly is only as strong as the third parties they rely on. Yet, many of these providers lack transparency—and in some cases, the necessary resilience measures—creating systemic risk across the sector. This paper explores the critical recovery capabilities that third parties must adopt to meet rising expectations and ensure the continuity of essential financial services. Download now to understand what’s at stake—and what’s required—to strengthen operational resilience across the ecosystem.
Authored by Thomas Wagner (SIFMA), Steve Byron (SIFMA), Douglas Wilbert (Protiviti), Brian Kostek (Protiviti)