Risk Mitigation for Third-Party AI Solutions
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As organisations increasingly adopt LLMs, AI-enabled SaaS platforms and third-party AI solutions, resilience and continuity risks are evolving rapidly. From vendor outages and cyber incidents to concentration risk, model dependency, and supplier failure, business continuity professionals are now being asked to assess risks that traditional continuity frameworks were not originally designed to address.
What you'll learn:
In this educational webinar, The Escrow Company’s Nathan Hopkins will explore the emerging operational resilience challenges surrounding AI solutions and the practical steps organisations can take to mitigate them. The session will examine real-world incidents involving critical technology disruption, lessons learned from supplier dependency failures, and how organisations are adapting continuity strategies to address modern AI and SaaS ecosystems.
Actionable Takeaways:
Attendees will gain insight into risk assessment approaches, governance considerations, continuity planning techniques, third-party resilience expectations, and mitigation mechanisms including modern software and SaaS escrow models designed for cloud-hosted and AI-enabled environments.
Who this session is ideal for:
Designed for buyers, third party managers, business continuity and resilience professionals, this session provides practical, vendor-neutral guidance on strengthening resilience in an increasingly AI-dependent operational landscape.
We look forward to welcoming you!
Speakers:
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Nathan Hopkins
Chief Revenue Officer, The Escrow Company
Nathan Hopkins is Chief Revenue Officer at The Escrow Company, where he specialises in software and SaaS escrow solutions that support operational resilience, third-party risk management and regulatory compliance. With a strong background in SaaS and cloud technologies, Nathan works closely with organisations across the public and private sectors to help protect critical technology investments and ensure business continuity in complex supplier environments and outsourcing.
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