Manual & Time-Consuming
Spreadsheets, scattered evidence, and endless chasing consume your team's time.
Assessments that fill themselves in. Ratings that move when reality moves. Both on the same vendor, reconciled — because your third parties should not be your weakest link.
Spreadsheets, scattered evidence, and endless chasing consume your team's time.
You cannot manage what you cannot see. Gaps in monitoring leave you exposed.
FCA, DORA, NIS2, ISO 27001 — the demands keep growing. Non-compliance is not an option.
Direct attention to critical vendors first, while automation keeps the rest under control.
A security rating tells you what an attacker can see. A questionnaire tells you what the vendor says. Neither is the answer on its own — and the gap between them is usually the finding worth acting on.
SOC 2 reports, ISO 27001 certificates, policies, trust centres. More than 70% of the questionnaire is pre-filled against 157 universal controls before the vendor ever sees it.
Outside-in scoring of the vendor’s external posture, rescanned weekly and checked nightly for material change — exposed infrastructure, certificate and email configuration, breach and dark-web signal.
Where a vendor’s answer and their observable posture disagree, that contradiction is surfaced rather than averaged away. It is the finding a single-signal platform cannot produce.
Your team reviews structured output instead of chasing answers.
See how assessments workIn-depth explainers on the programmes, regulations and exposures behind third-party risk — start with the question you have.
The six-stage lifecycle, what a framework contains, tiering, and what regulators expect.
The process end to end, what a VRM framework contains, and the metrics worth reporting.
Running a supply chain risk assessment, what goes in the plan, and mitigation that scales.
How outside-in discovery works, reducing exposure, and why suppliers are part of your surface.
The register of information, Article 30 contract terms, concentration risk and exit strategies.
Who is in scope, the Article 21 requirements, incident deadlines and supply chain duties.
The three levels, the requirements, and where the timeline stands.
ICS and SCADA security, IT/OT convergence, and the third-party remote access most programmes underweight.
SPDX vs CycloneDX, the minimum elements, and what to do with a supplier’s SBOM.
Replace fragmented processes with one platform built for continuous oversight, faster onboarding, and audit-ready assurance.