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Are Vendors Leaving You Vulnerable?

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Are Vendors Leaving You Vulnerable?

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Learn more about how to secure your business from threats in places you didn't even know existed.

The 2016 Vendor Vulnerability Index surveyed more than 600 IT and Security professionals responsible for third-party access to their networks to get an understanding of how vulnerable companies are to cyberattacks via third-party vendors.

External vendors, outsourcers and contractors play a vital and growing role in organizations, but represent a knotty network that organizations struggle to appraise and manage. With all of the recent data breaches, third-party vendors have been identified as a major target for attackers, earning vendor vulnerability a top place on the security gaps list.

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