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If you manage third-party cyber risk, you’ve seen it all: meaningless scorecards, black-box tools, and endless frameworks that never quite connect to business impact. Third-Party is the podcast built for the people behind the dashboards. The ones managing 5,000 vendors with a team of three. Hosted by Jeffrey Wheatman, Ferhat Dikbiyik, and Bob Maley, this show unpacks what actually works (and what doesn’t) in TPRM. No fear tactics. No buzzwords. Just unfiltered conversations, sharp insights, and the occasional roast of a really bad SIG questionnaire. If you’ve ever had to explain cyber vendor r
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Third-Party Risk Prediction is the future of cybersecurity, but can you actually predict when a vendor will fail? In this episode of Third Party, we explore third-party risk prediction and whether forecasting vendor fail
A new AI model called Mythos promises to find vulnerabilities faster than any human team. But what does that actually mean for the security leaders responsible for managing third-party risk? In this special episode, Jeff
Are you measuring the right risks in your third party risk management program—or just the easiest ones? In this episode, we break down how most teams approach third party risk management metrics and why those metrics oft
Automation vs Accuracy in TPCRM is one of the biggest challenges in modern third-party risk management. In this episode, we break down how the push for faster automation is impacting accuracy, and what that means for you
Calculating the real financial impact of a third-party breach is one of the hardest challenges in cybersecurity today. In this episode, Jeffrey Wheatman, Bob Maley, and Ferhat Dikbiyik explore how organizations can move
Vendor sprawl is out of control, and most organizations have far more third-party vendors than they realize. In this episode, Jeffrey Wheatman, Bob Maley, and Ferhat Dikbiyik unpack the growing problem of vendor sprawl a
TPCRM automation is rapidly becoming a priority for risk teams, but automating the wrong things can quietly increase exposure instead of reducing it. In this episode, Jeffrey Wheatman, Bob Maley, and Ferhat Dikbiyik unpa
Is cybersecurity regulation actually dangerous? In this episode, we examine whether cybersecurity regulation is improving real security or quietly making organizations less safe. If you have ever wondered whether complia
What puts the “C” in TPCRM? As third-party risk management evolves, leaders are asking what the “C” in TPCRM really means, and why cyber risk now has an outsized impact on every other risk. We unpack what puts the “C” in
Whose Breach Is It Anyway? When a vendor gets breached and data is exposed, whose breach is it anyway, and who actually pays the price? In this episode, we break down why finger-pointing after every breach is becoming th
AI risk models are changing how organizations assess vendors, quantify cyber risk, and make high-stakes decisions, but most leaders don’t truly understand what’s happening under the hood. In this episode, AI risk models
The 2026 cybersecurity predictions are here, and they’re more urgent than anyone expected. In this episode, hosts Jeffrey Wheatman, Bob Maley, and Ferhat Dikbiyik break down what’s coming in the next 12 months, why AI ri
Third-party risk management is broken, and this episode of Third Party shows you exactly why. Discover the five biggest mistakes companies make when managing vendors and compliance programs, and learn how to fix them bef
Ransomware fatigue is real, and it’s putting organizations at risk. In this episode of Third Party, hosts Bob Maley, Ferhat Dikbiyik, and Jeffrey Wheatman unpack why ransomware fatigue has become as dangerous as ransomwa
Too often, businesses rely on simple grades or one-page summaries without the context needed to make informed decisions. In this episode of Third Party, Jeffrey Wheatman, Bob Maley, and Ferhat Dikbiyik explore the dark s
In today’s episode of Third Party, Jeffrey Wheatman, Bob Maley, and Ferhat Dikbiyik dive into how artificial intelligence is reshaping third party risk management. From generative AI tools to shadow AI, they explore both
Cybersecurity metrics are one of the biggest challenges when reporting to executives and the board. In this episode of Third Party, Jeffrey Wheatman, Bob Maley and Ferhat Dikbiyik break down the cybersecurity metrics you
If you manage third-party cyber risk, you already know the pain of black-box scores and endless frameworks that miss the point. In this episode, hosts Bob Maley, Jeffrey Wheatman, and Ferhat Dikbiyik expose the problem n
Third Party is on a mission to pull risk out of the shadows and strip away the jargon, noise, and black-box tools that leave leaders guessing. It’s about clarity, not fear.Hosted by Bob Maley, Jeffrey Wheatman, and Ferha
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