Third-Party Compliance
What is Third-Party Compliance?
The requirement for vendors and partners to adhere to regulatory requirements and contractual security obligations.
Frameworks that govern third-party compliance
What the standards actually require on third-party compliance
Requirements naming third-party compliance across 3 standards, quoted from the control text.
Third-party compliance. Level 1 (a to c): a security policy for supplier relationships, security within supplier agreements covering the ICT supply chain, and data protection regulatory requirements written into third-party contracts (the last beyond ISO/IEC 2...
mtcs-singapore::10.6 · Third-party compliance →Operate metrics + monitoring + continuous improvement + maturity per OSFI B-13 Domain 6 + cross-cutting expectations. Metrics, Monitoring and Continuous Improvement must (a) maintain technology and cyber risk metrics covering control coverage + maturity + inci...
OSFIB13-8 · Metrics, Monitoring, Continuous Improvement, Maturity →Personal information must be collected directly from the data subject unless it is in or derived from a public record or deliberately made public by the data subject; the data subject or competent person consented to collection from another source;
popia::12 · Condition 2, processing limitation: collection directly from the data subject →Questions people ask about third-party compliance
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