NetRise @ GRF Summit 2025

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Here's a list of NetRise team members who attended the event

Derek McCarthy-1

Sales

Derek McCarthy

VP, Field Engineering

https://www.linkedin.com/in/derek-mccarthy/

Event Details:

NetRise Sessions and Presentations

Derek McCarthy-1

November 5, 8:15-8:35 AM

module

“Is Third-Party Risk Management a System Built to Fail?”

Derek McCarthy, VP, Field Engineering – NetRise

Derek’s talk examines why traditional third-party risk programs fail to deliver real assurance. He’ll explore how outdated vendor questionnaires and self-attestation approaches have created blind trust — and how continuous, evidence-based visibility can transform TPRM into a measurable, defensible system.

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