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Use of our Logo
Our logo and branding cannot not be used without express written approval. Please send all requests to info@thirdpartyriskinstitute.com
Copyright
All content included in our Programs, Workshops and our website is the exclusive property of Third Party Risk Institute Ltd., or its content suppliers, Partners, Sponsors and other identified third parties. All content is protected by international copyright laws. Reproduction, modification, distribution, transmission, re-publication, or display is strictly prohibited unless expressly permitted by the terms of paid-up Membership.
Partners, Sponsors and Third Parties
Third Party Risk Institute ltd. does not endorse, promote, review, or warrant the accuracy or quality of the products or services offered by Partners, Sponsors, and Third Parties or on any external websites linked to www.thirdpartyriskinstitute.com and/or www.3PRInstitute.com.
Third Party Risk Institute Ltd. is not affiliated with nor endorsed by the companies who own and operate the websites to which www.thirdpartyriskinstitute.com i and/or www.3PRInstitute.com websites are linked.
Cookies Policy
Third Party Risk Institute Ltd.’s websites, like virtually every website you visit, uses cookies to improve your and other users’ experience, remember your preferences, monitor website performance, and analyze how visitors use our website and gather demographic information. The Institute uses Google Analytics cookies to track information about individual visitors to our website, including your IP address; time, time zone and length of your visit, pages that you viewed; and the source or referring site.
Cookies don’t usually contain personal information or anything dangerous; they’re usually innocuous and useful. Cookies websites to remember information about users, their preferences, or the contents of shopping carts. Each cookie is unique to your web browser and will contain some specific, anonymous identifiers that register your use of the website and track your activity within the website.
Cookies are beneficial because they provide The Institute information about which pages our visitors are looking at, and how they long stayed on certain pages relative to others. Cookies provide information about Members and visitors interests and preferences, and how many people visit our website.
We use the following cookies on our websites:
- Critical: Some cookies are crucial to website operation. If you choose to disable these cookies, you will not have access to Members-only content. For example, cookies that identify you as a Member allow you access to Members-only resources and tabs.
- Performance: Performance cookies allow The Institute to analyze how Members and visitors use the websites, and to monitor website performance. For example, performance cookies allow The Institute to track pages are most or least popular or to assess why a page is creating an error message. Another use is to highlight resources or services that may be of interest based on how you use the website.
- Functionality: Functionality cookies are the ones that remember your preferences. For example, remembering your username when you access the website.
- Third Party: Third party cookies are installed on our website by an organization other than The Institute or to operate, target or deliver advertising. For example, this may be actioned through advertisements or banners ads for third-party products or services. There are also third party cookies found in icons that link users to social media sites such as LinkedIn, Facebook, and Twitter.
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Restricting or Blocking Cookies
By changing user settings in the ‘options’ or ‘preferences’ menus in your web browser (e.g., Google Chrome, Firefox, Internet Explorer and Safari) you can delete and/or prevent Third Party Risk Institute Ltd. from storing cookies on your device. You may need to manually change these settings each time you visit our websites. Please look to your web browser provider for more information.
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Disclaimer
Third Party Risk Institute Ltd. provides information on an “as is” basis. Third Party Risk Institute Ltd. is not a source for regulatory compliance advice or legal guidance. Third Party Risk Institute Ltd. is not responsible for the content or accuracy and provides this website as a service, assuming no responsibility for any consequences from use of information on the website, publications, events or obtained through links.
Third Party Risk Institute Ltd. is not liable for damages of any kind as a result of use, reference to, or reliance on any information on the websites, or in resources, events, publications or links. Links to and from Third Party Risk Institute Ltd. do not constitute an endorsement by Third Party Risk Institute Ltd. of the parties or their products and services.
No Liability
Third Party Risk Institute Ltd. makes no representations about the accuracy, reliability, completeness, or timeliness of the material on this website or about the results to be obtained from using the website. You use the website and any related materials and information at your own risk. Changes are made periodically to the website and may be made at any time.
This website and related materials and information are provided on an “as is” basis without any warranties of any kind. To the fullest extent permitted by law, Third Party Risk Institute Ltd. hereby expressly disclaims all warranties, including the warranty of merchantability, non-infringement of third-party rights, and the warranty of fitness for particular purpose. In no event shall The Institute be liable for any damages whatsoever resulting from the use or inability to use material on this website or sites linked to this website, whether based on warranty, contract, tort, or any other legal theory, and whether or not The Institute is advised of the possibility of such damages.
By using this website, you agree to defend, indemnify, and hold harmless Third Party Risk Institute Ltd., its officers, directors, employees, and agents from and against any and all losses, claims, damages, costs, and expenses (including reasonable legal and accounting fees) that Third Party Risk Institute Ltd. may become or appear to become obligated to pay arising or resulting from your use of the site material and/or your breach of these terms and conditions.
Code Of Conduct
Third Party Risk Institute Ltd. cannot be held liable for any damages, losses, or consequences with regard to the content of external websites which are linked to the www.thirdpartyriskinstitute.com and/or www.3PRInstitute.com websites.
By participating in Third Party Risk Institute’s program, course, activity, or event, you agree:
- Intellectual Property: All program, Resource Center and other materials are the intellectual property of Third Party Risk Institute Ltd. They can’t be shared, copied, or distributed without our explicit written permission.
- Confidential Information: Participants are strongly encouraged to: Comply with their Organization’s Policies: When participating in discussions and other activities, conduct yourself in a manner that complies with your organization’s confidentiality and privacy policies. – Exercise Good Judgment: Don’t disclose proprietary, confidential, or sensitive information that violates your organization’s policies or compromises its security. If you’re uncertain about what can be shared, consult your manager.
- Professional Conduct: Conduct yourself professionally and respectfully when participating in Third Party Risk Institute Ltd.’s activities, including interactions with other participants , Faculty, and guests.
4. Data Privacy: Our learning platform partner Thinkific is a purpose-built platform with best-in-class security, privacy, and compliance controls designed to keep our participants’ data safe. Third Party Risk Institute and Thinkific hold its employees accountable for protecting the privacy and security of your data. Any personal information we collect is used solely for administrative purposes and will not be shared with third parties without your consent. The exception is participants enrolled in the CPE credit stream of any course or program. These participants automatically authorize Third Party Risk Institute Ltd. to share their personal information, enrollment, and completion data with NASBA.
5. Non-Disclosure: Third Party Risk Institute does not expect or require you to share confidential or sensitive information about your organization during any of our activities. Third Party Risk Institute is not responsible for your actions or any harm that your organization may suffer because of your actions.