Solution · GRC & Vendor Risk

Assess Third-Party Risk

Assess the cyber risk your suppliers and vendors actually carry, not just what their questionnaire response claims, before that risk becomes your incident.

The problem

"I need to assess suppliers and third-party cyber risk." Your security posture is only as strong as your weakest vendor with access to your data or systems, and self-reported questionnaires rarely tell the full story.

Who this is for

Organizations building or maturing a vendor risk management program, especially where a growing vendor list has outpaced any real assessment process.

Outcomes & deliverables

  • A risk-tiered inventory of your vendors based on data and system access
  • A repeatable assessment process, not a one-off spreadsheet exercise
  • Clear criteria for what triggers deeper due diligence versus a standard questionnaire
  • Contract language recommendations for the vendors carrying real risk

How we approach it

Inventory

Map vendors by data and system access to establish risk tiers.

Assess

Risk-tiered due diligence, from standard questionnaire to deep review.

Monitor

Ongoing re-assessment as vendor relationships and access change.

Delivered through

Delivered through our GRC & Cyber Risk service. We're also on the other side of this exact process ourselves: see our Pool credential below.

Industries & use cases

InsuranceFinancial ServicesRetail & E-commerce

Proof

TRUST SIGNAL

We are the outsourced CISO for Pool. An insurer vetting and trusting a security vendor with that role is itself a proof point.

Expert reviewer

Asaf Levy
Asaf Levy
Co-Founder, Cybecs · Co-Founder, RedRok · CISO & Technology · Former CISO, El Al Airlines (2020 to 2024)

FAQ

Do you assess vendors directly, or just help us build the process?
Both. We can run the assessment process for you and/or help you build a repeatable internal process your team owns going forward.
How do you handle vendors who won't share detailed security information?
Risk tiering determines how much diligence a vendor's access level actually warrants, and what to do when a vendor won't cooperate at that level.