This message was posted by a user wishing to remain anonymous Hello everyone. I am working on our policy/procedure documentation review, and I am adding a section to cover what we consider to be in and out of scope for our program. I have ...
Great question! Implementing Executive Order 14117 in Third-Party Risk Management Programs Executive Order 14117 introduces specific national security risks related to data-sharing with foreign adversaries that extend beyond the basic ...
Agree with others posting here. Whatever artifacts you need to clearly understand the product/service, terms of the product/service contract (even if it is a click-through agreement, try to get a download) and any other relevant information. ...
My thoughts are that whatever is uploaded as a 'contract' is for your benefit so use it as it meets your needs. If we do not have a contract or some sort of an agreement, we will upload a quote or an invoice or even a screen shot of the purchase ...
You ask a good question, and I don't believe you are overthinking things. I have been in the same situation and understand completely. I will add the invoice, contract, agreement, subscription invoice etc. to Venminder and I will either change ...
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