Our third-party identity risk solution enables your organization to execute a risk-based identity lifecycle process — accurately informing and managing identity for your extended enterprise.
How We Do It
With our solution, organizations are uniquely able to collect third-party, non-employee data in a collaborative and continuous manner, from both internal and external resources, throughout the lifecycle of the third party. This creates an identity authority for third-party individual user data that organizations can use to automate key identity processes and improve operational efficiency and accuracy in onboarding, streamline compliance audits, provide identity verification, and deprovision access in a timely manner.
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Our Third-Party Identity Risk Solution enables your organization to automate processes for all of your third-party non-employees and establish zero trust, risk-based identity access throughout their entire lifecycle. Start your self-guided tour…
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Take the Risk Out of Third-Party, Non-Employee Users
CISOs and CIOs have a tough job. With technology solutions embedded in nearly all business processes and third-party users, non-employee outsiders who are given insider access to systems, data, and facilities, sometimes outnumbering full-time employees, securing the enterprise has never been a more daunting task.
A Question of Identity
Identity governance for employees is much more manageable than governance of third-party users. Managed fully by a single department (Human Resources or People Operations), the identity lifecycle of an employee is typically an orderly progression of managed activity, from the opening of a position, to the selection of candidates, the offer, screening and onboarding activities, managing access, job transfers, and termination.
The Non-Employee is The New “Norm” in HR
The digitalization of the workforce and the rise of the gig economy has dramatically changed the structure of many organizations, which in turn has posed new challenges for HR teams. In addition to traditional full-time employees (FTEs), many HR teams and their peers in IT and cybersecurity are now faced with growing numbers of contractors, vendors, partners, affiliates, and freelancers – commonly grouped together as “non-employees.”
Non-Employees – A Risky Proposition
An ever-growing area of concentration in risk management is identifying and mitigating the risks that third parties introduce to an organization – and perhaps equally important, ensuring that third parties don’t introduce unmeasured risk.
Cost-Effective and Labor-Saving Third-Party Risk Management
Organizations in every almost every industry are utilizing more third-party, non-employees such as contractors, vendors, partners, supply chains, and non-humans like bots and service accounts to cost-effectively meet competitive pressures. While the business benefits are clear, the hidden costs and increased exposure to risk are often not.
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Simplify NERC CIP Compliance with a Predictable and Easy Non-Employee Lifecycle Management Solution that Increases Security, Collaboration, and Compliance The North American Electric Reliability Corporation (NERC) is the regulatory …
The convenience store franchise business model is sensible and profitable; however, it introduces complexities when it comes to managing identity and access. In particular, the sheer volume of third-party suppliers …
A Robust Identity Control Solution for Franchisors The franchise business model appeal is simple. A buyer (franchisee) can purchase the template and branding of a company (franchisor) that is already …
Why We Do It
Organizations increasingly rely on third-party, non-employee populations to support core business operations and competitive strategies. However, most organizations have no way to centrally track and manage their non-employee relationships and the access to enterprise assets their roles require.
Supporting Facts
According to Gartner, in 2022, 71% of organizations reported that their third party network contains more vendors than it did three years ago.
The 2022 IDSA report states that 84% of respondents experienced an identity-related breach in the past year.
According to the findings of a recent Ponemon report, 56% of attacks were caused by employee or contractor negligence, costing on average $484,931 per incident.
With SecZetta, organizations have better transparency into the dynamic relationships they have with each individual third-party identity and are able to automate key identity processes. We reduce risk, increase operational efficiency, and cut costs.
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More so than ever before, organizations in almost every industry are relying on growing and increasingly diverse numbers of third parties (contractors, vendors, partners, affiliates, volunteers, students, and freelancers) to provide the elasticity they need to quickly and cost-effectively expand and contract based on current operational needs.
