Lowe’s Third Party Risk Management | Third-Party External Vendor Information Security Policy Consulting & Advisory
- Title - Bottom: We are Lowe’s TPRM Experts. Let’s Talk.
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CENTRIS offers the following services and solutions for businesses (i.e., “providers”, as stated by Lowe’s) all throughout North America.
- Documentation writing services for information security policies and procedures
- Assistance with answering Lowe’s online questionnaire portal
- Independent cyber assessments
- Continuous monitoring programs
- And more!
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Centris has the manpower, expertise and compliance “know-how” to get the job done right, within budget and timeframe. Businesses all throughout North America offering services to the retail giant Lowe’s will no doubt be affected in some capacity by their TPRM requirements.
Navigating Lowe’s TPRM framework can be complex, time-consuming, and costly - but not with Centris. From developing essential InfoSec policies to assistance with completing the online vendor assessment questionnaire, along with performing third-party cyber assessments - and more - Centris is the firm you can trust.
- Hero Title: Lowe’s Third Party Risk Management | Third-Party External Vendor Information Security Policy Consulting & Advisory
- Top 1 Title: Comprehensive Lowe’s Third-Party Risk Management Services
- Quote: The protection of information assets is mandatory for business, contractual, regulatory, and legal reasons.
- Sub Hero Intro Content: Centris is a leading provider in helping businesses comply with Lowe’s Third Party Risk Management framework, and specifically, with Lowe’s Third-Party External Vendor Information Security Policy requirements. We have helped a large number of businesses become compliant with Lowe’s TPRM mandates. From filling out Lowe’s TPRM online questionnaire to developing information security and cybersecurity documentation, we can help you every step of the way.
- Title - Full width Mid Article: Lowes’ Take on Third-Party Risk Management
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Lowe’s, similar to many large businesses in North America, are serious about securing their entire supply chain. One of the biggest challenges facing Lowe’s is gaining a strong understanding of their vendor’s security posture. More specifically, if you’ve been identified as a vendor or agent operating on behalf of Lowe's, then according to the home improvement giant, you’ll need to be compliant with a large number of information security and cybersecurity measures as part of their comprehensive Third Party Risk Management (TPRM) program.
More specifically, Lowe’s TPRM program ultimately requires vendors, agents, contractors - essentially anyone - operating on behalf of Lowe’s, to have in place a robust set of InfoSec and cyber related policies, procedures, and processes.
According to Lowes’ Third-Party External Vendor Information Security Policy - a key component of its TPRM platform - is to “...establish fundamental security guidelines, requirements and procedures that reduce risk and provide for the confidentiality, integrity, availability and privacy of Lowe’s Companies, Inc. and its subsidiaries (“Lowe’s”) information technologies and assets. The protection of information assets is mandatory for business, contractual, regulatory and legal reasons.”
- Excerpt: According to Lowes’ Third-Party External Vendor Information Security Policy - a key component of its TPRM platform - is to “...establish fundamental security guidelines, requirements and procedures that reduce risk and provide for the confidentiality, integrity, availability and privacy of Lowe’s Companies, Inc. and its subsidiaries (“Lowe’s”) information technologies and assets. The protection of information assets is mandatory for business, contractual, regulatory and legal reasons.”
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