The right-to-audit clause in a contract would enable the company to perform annual security audits on the vendor. This clause gives the company the ability to monitor the ongoing security practices and maturity of the vendor. By conducting security audits, the company can assess the vendor's compliance with security requirements, identify potential security risks, and ensure that the vendor is implementing appropriate security measures. This is a common practice to maintain oversight and ensure security alignment between the company and its vendors.
Security Audits: Include clauses that allow your company to conduct periodic security audits of the vendor's systems, processes, and controls. This will help ensure ongoing compliance and identify potential vulnerabilities.
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