Third-party Security Standards
Third-Party Security Standards is a formalized framework consisting of specified requirements, controls, and assessment criteria that govern the security, compliance, and risk management practices of external organizations and vendors interacting with an entity’s systems or data, distinguishing it from general security policies by its exclusive focus on externally sourced services and inter-organizational trust boundaries.
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Morta Vitunskaite, Ying He, Thomas Brandstetter et al. · Computers & Security · 2019 · 161 citations · Full text
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