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Hellios on-demand supplier insights to help Lockheed Martin mitigate their supply chain risk

Lockheed Martin, a global security, and aerospace company has joined Hellios as the 15th member of the JOSCAR aerospace, defence and security community. By joining this community Hellios will help Lockheed Martin manage and mitigate risk in their supply chain by managing their supplier’s data for them and strengthening ties with their industry peers. Unlike… View Article

CBI Cross-Industry Guidance on Outsourcing Strengthening Resilience and Consumer Protection

In the wake of increased focus regarding regulated firms’ outsourcing processes, and in line with the European Banking Authority’s guidelines on outsourcing, the CBI’s Cross-Industry Guidance on Outsourcing is now taking effect. To build supply chain trust and confidence, you need to understand all the potential hazards.

EU Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence and what it means for your organisation

The Directive on Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence has now been adopted by the EU Commission to help foster sustainable and responsible corporate behaviours and anchor human rights and environmental considerations within a company’s operations and corporate governance. Most importantly, this proposal applies to a company’s subsidiaries and supply chains as well as its own operation.

Hellios launches new portal to help SMEs increase their visibility in the defence, aerospace, and security sectors

Hellios has unveiled its new SME Portal – a free gateway to support the entry of SMEs into the defence, aerospace, and security sectors as industry suppliers. This straightforward, uncomplicated tool helps smaller businesses get in front of the Primes and the Ministry of Defence to promote their capabilities.

Looking to the future – Mitigating systemic third-party risks in the financial sector

In recent years, Financial Services firms have become increasingly reliant on cloud and other third-party providers who provide key systems through outsourcing arrangements. Though a vital component, these dependencies do not come without risk.

Getting your business ready for the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive

As businesses across Europe continue to play a key role in advancing the green transition and protecting human rights, a clear framework is needed to ensure success. The Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive applies to large companies including banks and insurance companies, to disclose information on the way they operate and manage their social and environmental challenges.