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The TPRM Project Manager is responsible for the oversight and execution of third-party risk management processes, ensuring that the bank's relationships with vendors and service providers meet regulatory and internal policy requirements.
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The primary responsibilities of the VP Risk Manager I is to provide the primary support for the bank’s Operational Risk Management, Third Party Risk Management and New Initiative programs.
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Purpose: The Senior Specialist Third Party InfoSec Risk is responsible for applying, collaborating, and supporting the Third Party Risk Management Program strategic vision in the execution of day-to-day functions as it applies to PPFA and Affiliates.
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The primary objective of the Enterprise Security GRC Analyst is to support the development and implementation of a robust third-party risk management program. The analyst will gradually assume more generalized GRC functions as the third-party risk management program matures.
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2+ years of experience in third-party risk management, vendor management, procurement, internal audit. Collaborate with internal audit, compliance, and information security teams to align third-party risk management efforts with broader risk management objectives and initiatives.
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1-2+ years of experience in Third Party Risk Management, Vendor Management, or experience in Governance, Risk Management and Compliance (GRC) We are looking for a Third-Party Risk Management Specialist who is early in their career and can leverage interpersonal and communication skills in concert with deep security and technology expertise to enable business opportunity through efficient and accurate reporting of the state of Security and Privacy in the organization.
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Manages quality assurance program and conducts audits on third party onboarding, due diligence, ongoing monitoring, and termination activities according to established quality standards.
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Assist with process improvement and discussions related to third-party risk management solutions. Build communication and escalation plans related to third-party risk management activities across National IT.
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Certified Third Party Risk Professional or Certified Regulatory Vendor Program Manager is preferred but not required. Work with other SMEs under the third party risk management framework to ensure the third party risk management activities are efficient.
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Knowledge and implementation of best practices in third-party risk management. Stay updated on industry trends, regulatory changes, and emerging risks related to third-party risk management.
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The Senior Analyst of Third-Party Risk Management in Ascot’s Cybersecurity Governance Risk & Compliance (GRC) function is responsible for assessing the risk associated with the confidentiality, integrity and availability of data provided to our suppliers.
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Collaborate with the Legal & Privacy teams to help align cybersecurity third party risk management practices with IT vendor management policies, standards, and procedures. Familiarity with regulatory requirements and industry best practices related to third-party risk management.
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As a Third-Party Risk Analyst, you’ll be responsible for enhancing the Third-Party Risk Management (TPRM) Program at the company, collaborating with key business partners across the company (e.g., Legal, Contracts Law, Procurement, Cybersecurity) to improve and streamline processes, ensuring that the company’s third-party risk exposure is well managed, which is critical to the company’s mission.
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Responsible for developing, implementing and ongoing governance of Third-Party Risk Management (TPRM) organizations Program Governance and Quality Assurance functions. Leads the development of strategic third-party risk management plan.
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The Third-Party Risk Analyst I supports the operation of the Company's Third-Party Risk Management Program and the effective management of risk throughout all stages of the third-party life cycle-planning, due diligence, contract negotiation, ongoing monitoring, and termination.
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