An organization is evaluating its third-party risk management governance framework to ensure proper compliance, software oversight, and vendor auditability. Match each third-party documentation artifact or agreement to its primary security function.
- Data Processing Agreement (DPA)Establishes legally binding responsibilities and privacy mandates for third parties processing confidential or regulated personal data.
- Software Bill of Materials (SBOM)Provides an explicit nested inventory of software dependencies and open-source libraries to verify vulnerability exposure.
- SOC 3 ReportOffers a general, publicly distributable executive summary of a vendor's internal security and availability controls without disclosing sensitive system details.
- Supply Chain Risk Management (SCRM) PlanDefines enterprise strategies and procedural controls to detect and mitigate hardware tampering, component counterfeiting, and supplier disruption.
Cevap
Data Processing Agreement (DPA) matches with personal data processing compliance mandates; Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) matches with the nested inventory of software dependencies; SOC 3 Report matches with the publicly distributable executive summary of security controls; Supply Chain Risk Management (SCRM) Plan matches with the strategies for mitigating hardware tampering and supplier disruptions.
Each artifact correctly aligns with its specialized third-party risk oversight role: DPAs govern data privacy, SBOMs disclose software code components, SOC 3 reports serve as public attestations of security posture, and SCRM plans manage physical supply chain and hardware risks.
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