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Financial services firms are accountable for their end-to-end resilience and must exercise controls and governance over third parties to combat the threat of systemic risk and disruption - not only to their own business, but to the wider financial ecosystem and society.
Incidents such as the global technology failure in the UK in July highlight the pivotal role third parties play in the operations of FI’s (as well as other sectors), and their wider stakeholders. Under the ‘S’ and G’ in ESG, FI’s must navigate regulatory requirements, data security and privacy concerns, and consider other risks posed by third parties that may cause similar issues.
As a result, a growing number of financial institutions are starting to take a more holistic and proactive approach to third-party risk management and incorporating cyber security as well as data and technologies to transform their ESG and third-party risk strategy.
As part of this webinar, we will discuss:
Principal, Cyber and Third Party Risk, UK Finance
Adam Avards joined UK Finance in 2022 as Principal for Cyber and Third Party Risk. He leads UK Finance’s engagement on Critical Third Party regulatory...
Adam Avards joined UK Finance in 2022 as Principal for Cyber and Third Party Risk. He leads UK Finance’s engagement on Critical Third Party regulatory issues and chairs a number of industry forums and committees on Cyber Security, Cloud and Risk. Before joining UK Finance, Adam spent over 15 years within the UK’s Intelligence Community where he focused on security policy implementation and training.
Head of Financial Services, UK, Dun & Bradstreet
Sara de la Torre is an Economist and entrepreneurial executive with extensive experience across fintech, bigtech, management and technology consulting...
Sara de la Torre is an Economist and entrepreneurial executive with extensive experience across fintech, bigtech, management and technology consulting in Banking & Payments, Asset Management and Insurance in the UK/ Europe. She is part of Tech UK’s FS Council, an industry expert and an author, with regular media presence and publications on evolving industry dynamics.
As part of her role in Dun & Bradstreet, she is responsible for the strategy and market activity across Financial Services to collectively rethink the future and achieve differentiation with business resilience, digital enablement, sustainability leadership and value to the overall socio-economic apparatus.
Chief Cybersecurity & Technology Risk Officer, Dun & Bradstreet
Jay DePaul is the Chief Cybersecurity & Technology Risk Officer at Dun & Bradstreet, a leading global provider of business decisioning data an...
Jay DePaul is the Chief Cybersecurity & Technology Risk Officer at Dun & Bradstreet, a leading global provider of business decisioning data and analytics. In this role, Jay is responsible for leading and implementing a business-aligned security and risk strategy, ensuring that the company is prepared and diligent of cyber threats. He has a deep understanding of emerging trends within the rapidly evolving cyber landscape.
Jay has greatly contributed to strengthening Dun & Bradstreet’s cybersecurity infrastructure through the establishment of secure cloud formations and adoption throughout the company, as well as playing a pivotal role in fostering a robust DevSecOps culture, integrating security practices seamlessly into the development and operations processes.
Jay has been with Dun & Bradstreet for more than six years and has held various senior leadership roles. Prior to joining Dun & Bradstreet, Jay spent 20 years in key roles within the security and technology realm.
Dun & Bradstreet combines global data and local expertise to help clients make smarter decisions. The company’s business decisioning data and inte...
Dun & Bradstreet combines global data and local expertise to help clients make smarter decisions. The company’s business decisioning data and intelligent analytics enable its clients to know who to trust, where to find new opportunities, and how to manage risk. With offices in more than 190 countries, and a Data Cloud containing over 590 million unique records, we have the foundation for delivering local insight on a global scale. Trusted by 90% of the Fortune 500 to be their data partner, we also have alliances with leading technology providers such as Salesforce, Quantexa and Databricks – providing clients with the option to choose where and how they consume our data.
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