Third-Party Risk in the AI Era
Course
In this session, Suresh Sharma of Motilal Oswal Financial Services explores how enterprises can manage third-party and AI-driven supply chain risks through stronger governance, prompt security and AI access control frameworks.
As enterprises rapidly adopt artificial intelligence-powered platforms, copilots and agentic ecosystems, third-party risk management is becoming significantly more complex and difficult to govern. Organizations are increasingly exposed to invisible supply chain risks driven by SaaS dependencies, prompt-based attacks, AI integrations and interconnected vendor ecosystems that expand the attack surface beyond traditional security controls. With AI systems operating through autonomous agents, context protocols and cross-platform API calls, enterprises must strengthen governance frameworks, privilege controls and oversight mechanisms to prevent lateral movement, unauthorized access and large-scale compromise across digital ecosystems.
In this session, you will learn:
- How to identify emerging third-party and invisible supply chain risks in AI-driven enterprise environments;
- How to address prompt injection attacks, AI privilege escalation and lateral movement risks across interconnected systems;
- How to build governance models, guardrails and autonomy controls for secure AI adoption and vendor risk management.
Here is the course outline:
Third-Party Risk in the AI Era: Applying the Right Governance Model |
Completion
The following certificates are awarded when the course is completed:
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CPE Credit Certificate |
