We have a vendor that would be providing our IT team with support. They would: *have access to services that support our use of Microsoft's Cloud products and if they need to check and ensure things are working, any activity is recorded. * ...
This message was posted by a user wishing to remain anonymous Does anyone have any suggestions on review processes and/or protocols for plug-ins and add-ons within Microsoft? Thanks
Despite the regulations from bodies like the FDIC and the NCUA, it is still within the rights of a private firm to refuse to disclose their financials. What I have found in the past to work in this situation is one of two things: ...
I'll start by saying we don't require financials for all vendors, we tie that requirement to our risk assessment and only require for certain risk profiles. That being said, when we do require financials we will always push back if we get a ...
This message was posted by a user wishing to remain anonymous For some of our Critical vendors, I am being told they do not share their Financial Statements. I have tried looking up their 10K reports, Annual Reports with no luck. How do you ...
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