Third-party risk assessments not only enable your organization to proactively detect and reduce risks, but also help it prepare for potential vendor and supplier incidents.
Prevalent grew total billings in Q4 2021 by 41% over Q4 2020, driven by an exceptional 232% growth in existing customer add-on sales. The company also grew annual recurring revenue (ARR) by...
Infosec teams managing third-party risk management programs can gain a more holistic view of vendor risk by including these teams in their TPRM initiatives.
Use this free, seven-question assessment to uncover risks posed to your organization from third-party vendor and supplier exposure to the Open SSL vulnerability. Then, follow our four best practices to improve third-party...
A robust third-party risk management (TPRM) program is essential to navigate the complexities of vendor and supplier compliance mandates and regulatory guidelines efficiently and at scale.
In Q1 2023, Prevalent grew new business billings by 64% over Q1 2022, driven by new logo billings nearly doubling, and increased annual recurring revenue (ARR) by 32% over Q1 2022. 35%...
In 2022, Prevalent grew new logo billings by 67% over 202; increased annual recurring revenue (ARR) by 33% over 2021; and maintained a gross retention rate exceeding 90%, demonstrating extremely high levels of customer satisfaction.
Prevalent grew new business billings 51% over H1 2022, driven by a strong mix of new logos and existing customer expansion. The company also increased annual recurring revenue (ARR) by 28% over H1 2022.