Third Party Risk Management in a COVID World
summary
Many organizations discover their disaster recovery works but their business continuity does not: pandemic plans are missing or untested. Practical fixes offered include test by sending everyone home (reveal plugs, Wi‑Fi limits, need for VoIP dongles), enforce change the router admin password and a guest Wi‑Fi, remove local admin rights, enable encryption (BitLocker/FileVault) and backups, and require use company VPN or vetted paid VPNs (~$50–$100/yr). Telehealth warns against shared family devices and unsecured printers when handling PHI.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:05What businesses have learned
- 6:10How can we prepare for the next crisis
- 9:05New risks in remote work
- 13:00Changing policies quickly
- 14:10Risk assessment
- 16:20Working from home
- 18:45Benefits of remote work
- 20:00Additional internet connection
- 21:55Using a VPN
- 22:40Checklists
- 23:30Resources
- 27:00Passwords
- 29:25Password Tips
- 30:35Outro
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