Beaconer

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  In today’s interconnected business ecosystem, your organisation doesn’t just face risk from its direct suppliers (third parties). It also faces risk from -  the suppliers of your suppliers (fourth parties), and  even further down the chain (fifth or nth parties).  You may not have a direct contractual relationship with those downstream vendors. However, their failures or exposures can ripple back and impact your business.  So how can you effectively manage fourth ‐ and fifth ‐ party risks with vendor risk management software? Here are some key strategies. 1. Know what fourth/fifth-party risk is A fourth-party vendor is essentially a vendor of your vendor. It means an organisation your third-party supplier uses to deliver services or products.  A fifth-party or nth-party risk refers to going yet another level down (your vendor’s vendor’s vendor, etc.).  These downstream relationships can introduce -  operational...