Security & compliance

Third-Party Risk Management

Your vendors are part of your attack surface, and your buyers and auditors know it. A third-party risk management (TPRM) program is how you track which vendors touch your data, how risky they are, and what you do about it. We stand the program up and run the vendor reviews for you.

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Built for teams that...

  • Companies whose SOC 2 or ISO 27001 scope now requires vendor risk management
  • Teams with a growing pile of SaaS vendors and no process to vet them
  • Founders who keep getting asked how they manage subprocessor risk

What we do

  • A vendor inventory and tiering model based on data access and risk
  • A repeatable vendor review process, from intake to approval
  • Hands-on security reviews of your key vendors and subprocessors
  • Risk-based criteria so low-risk vendors are not treated like critical ones
  • Documentation and records that satisfy auditors and enterprise buyers

What you walk away with

You get a working TPRM program, not just a policy PDF, that shows buyers and auditors your supply-chain risk is managed, and a repeatable process your team can run as you add vendors.

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Frequently asked questions

What is TPRM?

Third-party risk management is the process of identifying, assessing, and monitoring the security risk your vendors and subprocessors introduce to your business.

Do we need this for SOC 2 or ISO 27001?

Both frameworks expect you to manage vendor risk. A working TPRM program with records is how you demonstrate that control to an auditor.

Do you review our vendors or just build the process?

Both. We stand up the program and can run the actual vendor security reviews, so you get a process and the work done against it.

How do you decide how deeply to review a vendor?

We tier vendors by the data they touch and the risk they carry, so critical vendors get deep reviews and low-risk ones get a lighter, proportionate check.

Third-Party Risk Management, on your timeline

Book a free 30-minute call. We’ll tell you whether it fits, what it costs, and when we can start.

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