
Overview:
The Third-Party and Supplier Cybersecurity Compliance is to ensure third party compliance with cybersecurity requirements.
Objective:
The initiative was established to ensure all Maaden third parties are compliant with the cybersecurity requirements outlined in “Third-Party and Supplier Cybersecurity Standards - v0.1”
Why it is important to comply?
Ensuring cybersecurity compliance is highly beneficial for Maaden and its suppliers. By adhering to robust cybersecurity standards, Maaden can protect sensitive data, prevent operational disruptions, and avoid legal penalties. This commitment to cybersecurity not only enhances the resilience of the entire supply chain but also builds trust and strengthens the reputation of both Maaden and its suppliers. Ultimately, a secure supply chain fosters a competitive advantage, ensuring smooth operations and safeguarding valuable information.
How to be compliment?
Cybersecurity will formally request the information, including proof of an accredited cybersecurity certification.
The supplier will provide any of the following certificates:
SOC 2 Type II
ISO 27001
Aramco CCC
Aramco CCC Plus
The supplier should complete the Maaden third-party cybersecurity self-assessment.
Contact Info:
Sn. | Purpose | |
1 | Third-party communication and support. | |
2 | Reporting third-party cyber incidents. |
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Frequently asked questions FQA:
What is objective of the Maaden Third-Party and Supplier Cybersecurity Compliance program?
The objective of this compliance initiative is to ensure all Maaden third parties adhere to cybersecurity requirements, thereby protecting Maaden from cyber threats, ensuring compliance with Maaden's cybersecurity policy, and adhering to NCA regulations.
What will happen if we didn’t comply?
If Maaden suppliers fail to comply with cybersecurity requirements, it could lead to increased risk of cyberattacks, operational disruptions, legal and financial penalties, and loss of trust and reputation. These breaches can compromise critical systems, affecting business continuity and damaging the overall resilience and security of the supply chain. Compliance is essential to mitigate these risks and maintain a secure, trustworthy, and efficient operation.