Jessica Entwistle
December 9 2026
Join Secarma for a free, practical webinar exploring how to manage supplier access to your systems and data, understand responsibilities and identify where additional controls may be needed.
Do you know which suppliers can access your organisation's systems and data, what they can do and whether they still need that access?
From IT support providers and software partners to contractors and consultants, external organisations often need access to help your business run. But as services, projects and people change, it can be easy to lose track of permissions and responsibilities.
This webinar will help you understand the access third parties hold, check whether it remains appropriate and identify who should be responsible for approving, reviewing and removing it.
With the holiday period approaching, we'll also explore support arrangements, emergency contacts and what happens if a supplier needs access while your usual team is away.
Date: Wednesday 9 December 2026
Time: 2:00pm GMT
Location: Online – join from anywhere
Cost: Completely FREE to attend
We'll explore the practical steps organisations can take to better understand and manage supplier access, with a focus on keeping permissions appropriate, responsibilities clear and support arrangements effective.
We'll cover:
It's not just about knowing which suppliers you work with. It's about understanding what they can access and how that access is managed.
Many organisations rely on external providers for essential services, from day-to-day IT support to specialist applications and business systems.
These relationships are important, but supplier access needs to remain appropriate as your organisation changes. Permissions that made sense when a project started may no longer be needed, and responsibilities can become unclear when teams or suppliers change.
We'll look at practical ways to review those arrangements, identify where ownership needs to be clearer and have more informed conversations with the providers supporting your business.
We'll also consider how to make sure important support arrangements continue to work over the Christmas and New Year period.
Our aim is to help you identify manageable improvements rather than adding unnecessary complexity to your supplier relationships.
This free webinar is designed for anyone involved in managing suppliers, third-party relationships or access to business systems and data, including:
Whether you're reviewing a handful of suppliers or coordinating a larger supply chain, this session will help you understand where to focus your attention.
You don't need to be a technical specialist. We'll keep the discussion practical and accessible, with guidance that can help both business and technical teams work together.
By the end of the webinar, you'll have:
At Secarma, we believe cybersecurity education should be practical, understandable and accessible.
Through our advisory, certification and technical testing services, we help organisations understand their security risks, identify areas for improvement and build confidence in their approach.
Managing supplier relationships and third-party access is an important part of maintaining good security practices. Clear responsibilities and proportionate controls can help organisations work effectively with their suppliers while protecting important systems and information.
We share our knowledge through free webinars, training and educational resources to help organisations make informed decisions and strengthen their security.
Our focus is on giving you practical guidance you can use, whether you're reviewing existing supplier arrangements or building a more structured approach.
With the holiday period approaching, now is a useful time to review which external providers can access your systems, who is responsible for that access and what arrangements are in place if support is needed.
Join us on Wednesday 9 December 2026 at 2pm GMT for practical guidance on supplier access, accountability and security.
Whether you're onboarding a new provider or reviewing a longstanding relationship, we'll help you understand where to focus your attention and what conversations to have with your suppliers.
There's no cost to attend. Simply register to secure your place.