At TPCS, we firmly believe that every Private Capital investment must be accompanied by a pre-deal cybersecurity due diligence report for review by deal teams. This report should effectively cover: 1. The cyber risk associated with the target, including recommendations and related costs. 2. The cyber exposure to the investors. 3. The impact on the deal economics. If you're a Private Capital firm without a pre-deal cyber due diligence report for each completed deal, you're unaware of the cyber risks your investment is exposed to. Reach out to TPCS to learn how you can start to Assess. Invest. Protect. your investment throughout the deal's duration. https://lnkd.in/dRY2Mei #privatecapital #venturecapital #privateequity #mergersandacquisitions #cyber #predeal #duediligence
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Family offices are integrating cyber due diligence into their investment strategies, recognising the critical role of digital resilience in financial performance. This approach involves comprehensive assessment of potential investments' cyber security postures and continuous monitoring of existing portfolio companies. By prioritising cyber security, family offices aim to mitigate risks, make informed decisions, and potentially increase the value of their investments. #CyberDueDiligence #FamilyOfficeInvesting #DigitalResilience #InvestmentRiskManagement #CybersecurityInFinance
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Family offices are integrating cyber due diligence into their investment strategies, recognising the critical role of digital resilience in financial performance. This approach involves comprehensive assessment of potential investments' cyber security postures and continuous monitoring of existing portfolio companies. By prioritising cyber security, family offices aim to mitigate risks, make informed decisions, and potentially increase the value of their investments. #CyberDueDiligence #FamilyOfficeInvesting #DigitalResilience #InvestmentRiskManagement #CybersecurityInFinance
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At TPCS we have created a simpler, smarter, and more effective cyber security due diligence model for the Private Capital sector to ensure your investment is a success. Phase 1 – First, we assess that your investment target is not highly susceptible to a cyber incident. Phase 2 – Then, we recommend tailored cyber provisions are built into your Shareholder Agreement (SHA) or actions agreed for your 100 day plan. Phase 3 – Finally, we work with your portfolio companies to build an appropriate cyber posture and support your exit strategy. Supporting you through each phase of a deal’s life cycle is crucial to gain reward for your hard work. Let TPCS guide you to success. ASSESS. INVEST. PROTECT.™ #venturecapital #cyberaware #cyber #privateequity #investment
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Cyber Due Diligence is pretty much a must have now in Private Capital transactions. Don’t get caught out by hidden cyber risks that can degrade your investment and prevent a successful exit further down the line.
At TPCS we have created a simpler, smarter, and more effective cyber security due diligence model for the Private Capital sector to ensure your investment is a success. Phase 1 – First, we assess that your investment target is not highly susceptible to a cyber incident. Phase 2 – Then, we recommend tailored cyber provisions are built into your Shareholder Agreement (SHA) or actions agreed for your 100 day plan. Phase 3 – Finally, we work with your portfolio companies to build an appropriate cyber posture and support your exit strategy. Supporting you through each phase of a deal’s life cycle is crucial to gain reward for your hard work. Let TPCS guide you to success. ASSESS. INVEST. PROTECT.™ #venturecapital #cyberaware #cyber #privateequity #investment
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New cybersecurity regulations from the Security Exchange Commission require publicly traded companies to disclose “material” cyber incidents within four days. But many companies, policymakers, and shareholders still lack key insights into the current threat landscape. Against this backdrop, SecurityScorecard’s threat researchers analyzed the security ratings of the members of the S&P 500 U.S. stock market index. Key findings from the report include: ⚠️ 21% of S&P 500 companies reported breaches in 2023 🏦 25% of these breaches impacted Financial Services and Insurance companies 🕵️ 52% of companies had Exposed Personal Information 📝 The average Social Engineering risk grade for the S&P 500 is an “F” For more insights, download the 2024 SecurityScorecard S&P 500 Cyber Threat Report here: https://lnkd.in/gf4eSiws
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Protecting portfolio companies from cyber attacks safeguards their reputation, reduces financial risk, and preserves investor confidence. Additionally, robust cybersecurity measures can enhance the overall value of investments by demonstrating a commitment to safeguarding assets and maintaining operational resilience. Join a webcast exploring the critical role of cybersecurity in private equity investments. #cybersecurity #cyberattacks #investmentcompanies #portfolio #privateequity #investments #dataprotection #assetprotection #cyberthreats #businessSecurity #rsmusllp #rsminsights #webcast
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New cybersecurity regulations from the SEC require publicly traded companies to disclose “material” cyber incidents within four days. But many companies, policymakers, and shareholders still lack key insights into the current threat landscape. Against this backdrop, SecurityScorecard’s threat researchers analyzed the security ratings of the members of the S&P 500 U.S. stock market index. Key findings from the report include: * 21% of S&P 500 companies reported breaches in 2023 * 25% of these breaches impacted Financial Services and Insurance companies * 52% of companies had Exposed Personal Information * The average Social Engineering risk grade for the S&P 500 is an “F”
New cybersecurity regulations from the Security Exchange Commission require publicly traded companies to disclose “material” cyber incidents within four days. But many companies, policymakers, and shareholders still lack key insights into the current threat landscape. Against this backdrop, SecurityScorecard’s threat researchers analyzed the security ratings of the members of the S&P 500 U.S. stock market index. Key findings from the report include: ⚠️ 21% of S&P 500 companies reported breaches in 2023 🏦 25% of these breaches impacted Financial Services and Insurance companies 🕵️ 52% of companies had Exposed Personal Information 📝 The average Social Engineering risk grade for the S&P 500 is an “F” For more insights, download the 2024 SecurityScorecard S&P 500 Cyber Threat Report here: https://lnkd.in/gf4eSiws
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The blue screen of death? Manufacturing facilities grinding to a halt? This grim scenario could unfold after a #cyberattack on #PrivateEquity portfolio companies, which attract hackers as surely as an open purse attracts pickpockets: · 68% of our clients report an uptick in cyber incidents during the month of a deal closure. · 1 in 2 portfolio companies lack cyber insurance. For those that do have it, insurance costs are likely to increase after a claim. I believe this topic deserves far more attention. Explore how to better protect your assets through our report detailing five simple steps to improve #cybersecurity: https://lnkd.in/edwk-rH5 Want to know how to apply this to your portfolio? Let's connect!
Private equity and the rising cost of cyberattacks
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Cyber risk and remediation costs can run into the hundreds of thousands of pounds (£) and for larger companies, these programs can even extend into the millions. In the M&A sector, understanding the cost of cyber remediation before signing the Sales and Purchase Agreement is crucial. Being aware of these costs upfront will enable you to fund and finance integration plans effectively. Don't purchase blindly; identify, assess, and manage hidden cyber risks and costs. Kick the tyres and light the fires..... https://lnkd.in/dRY2Mei #CyberSecurity #MergersAndAcquisitions #RiskManagement #duediligence
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If you are an Investment Manager, what should you expect from a pre deal cyber due diligence report? At Third Party Cyber Security (TPCS) we assess and measure three key themes: 1 The cyber risk within the target (cyber vulnerabilities) 2 The cyber exposure this presents to investors (how this affects investment) 3 The impacts on deal economics (cost of cyber remediation/increased risk) If you want to begin to understand a target companies cyber posture or want retrospective assurance that current portfolio companies are secure, then please reach out to myself or the team. #cyber #duediligence #privateequity #investment #investmentmanager https://lnkd.in/ew9z6af7
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