How do vendor security reviews influence technology purchases?

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None, we don't perform vendor security reviews8%

Very little, our vendor reviews are mostly a box-checking exercises42%

Sometimes vendor security reviews delay purchases but they don't change outcomes29%

Vendor security reviews break ties between equal vendors11%

Vendor reviews make security a key buying criteria9%

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Director - Architecture and Digital Transformation in Software3 years ago

We have an App Sec and Architecture review as an integral part of Vendor evaluation. This allows us to categorize vendor based on security score and also keep technical debt very low

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