Introduction to the Third Party Therapy podcast - an independent bi-weekly podcast bringing insights and ideas from different industries to the TPRM community.

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Conversation with Paul Huggett from Hellios about how TPRM has evolved over time including the rise of community due diligence, what it can do, what it can't do and where it can add value to your TPRM programme.

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Conversation with Shayne Tyler from Tyler Bladon Practical Ethics discussing the huge topic of Modern Slavery - how it has changed, the challenges facing firms trying to look for it and what we can do to make our processes more effective.

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Aki Eldar from Mirato is an entrepreneur and visionary, he is passionate about the value Artificial Intelligence (AI) can bring to TPRM. In this interview we discuss his background from developing data provacy software that we are probably all using today to the formation of Mirato and the applications it has to the TPRM world. We also ask if the machines are going to take over the world.

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A great conversation with an ex-colleague of mine from Zurich Insurance. Gemma Stewart has been designing and evolving their approach to concentration risk for a number of years and she joins me on the podcast to share that experience on what to do and what not to do...

An insightful conversation with Ian Ellis from Enterprise Tech London on the experience of TPRM from a emerging tech company perspective. The risks for both parties and some ideas on how to address it.

Great conversation with Stephen Boyer - Chief Innovation Officer and co-founder of Bitsight about the growth of the cyber threat and how TPRM can use data to dynamically monitor this risk.

Join me in a conversation with Charlie Jones from Reversing Labs to talk about the limitations of traditional cyber controls, a new approach to testing - Static Binary Analysis - and the impact of recent regulations.