Vendor Risk
Vendor risk is the exposure created when a supplier's products, services, or practices can harm a customer's security or continuity.

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Vendor risk is the exposure created when a supplier's products, services, or practices can harm a customer's security or continuity.
A virtual local area network is a logical grouping of network ports and traffic within a bridged network, independent of physical cabling.
Technology that creates an encrypted network tunnel between endpoints over another network.
A weakness that could be exploited or triggered to harm a system or its information.
A tool that checks systems for known weaknesses or misconfigurations within an authorized scope.
A Wi-Fi security protocol family that improves authentication and encryption protections over earlier versions.
A wiper is malware designed to destroy or make data and systems unusable rather than to hold them for ransom.