Third-Party Risk Management

Third-Party Risk Management, Done-for-You

Stay on top of third-party risk without managing it yourself.
ZeroRisk continuously reviews the third parties you rely on, tracks compliance signals, and keeps you audit-ready.

Trusted by teams managing vendor risk across GDPR, ISO 27001, SOC 2, NIS2, DORA, and CRA.

A complete TPRM program covers the full vendor lifecycle

From onboarding and due diligence

Through continuous monitoring

To offboarding

In practice, maintaining this oversight often becomes manual. This involves:

Maintaining spreadsheets of suppliers.

Sending security or compliance questionnaires.

Collecting policies and certifications from vendors.

Tiering vendors by risk level to prioritize reviews.

Checking whether evidence is still valid.

Preparing documentation for audits.

The work quickly becomes overwhelming. And things start slipping through the cracks.

Let’s take TPRM off your plate

ZeroRisk continuously reviews the third parties you rely on, tracks compliance signals, and keeps risk evidence organized so you stay confident and audit-ready.

Your Third-Party Risk, fully handled

Managing Third-Party Risk is complex. ZeroRisk does the heavy lifting. Here’s how it works:

Add your third parties

Upload your supplier list or choose from thousands of vendors already available in the ZeroRisk library.

Automatically assess and monitor risk

ZeroRisk evaluates each third party across security, compliance, and operational risk indicators and continuously tracks signals that may introduce risk.

Streamline due diligence

ZeroRisk automates vendor questionnaires and monitoring — replacing manual back-and-forth with a structured, repeatable process that scales as your vendor ecosystem grows.

Export audit-ready records

Each third party includes structured documentation — including certifications, policies, and risk signals — ready to export for audits or risk reviews.

Get a free, Done-for-You vendor risk report

Wondering how comprehensive our third-party reviews are? Send us one of your key vendors, and we'll send you a ZeroRisk Vendor Review report for free.

The risks of managing third parties manually

Evidence is scattered across spreadsheets and inboxes.

Certifications expire without anyone noticing.

Vendor questionnaires pile up with no consistent process.

High-risk suppliers go untiered and unreviewed.

With clear oversight of your third parties

Third-Party Risk is reviewed consistently.

Compliance evidence stays organized and current.

Vendor due diligence runs on a structured, repeatable process.

Vendors are tiered by risk so your team knows where to focus.

Compliance is mandatory. Fortunately, doing it yourself isn’t.

Ready to stop managing Third-Party Risk manually?

Continuous monitoring of your third parties

Compliance evidence organized and audit-ready

Vendor due diligence handled in one place

Frequently asked questions

What is Third-Party Risk Management (TPRM)?

Third-Party Risk Management (TPRM) is the process organizations use to identify, assess, and monitor risks introduced by external providers such as suppliers, software vendors, and service partners. These risks can include security vulnerabilities, compliance gaps, operational disruption, or data exposure.

Why is Third-Party Risk Management important?

Organizations increasingly rely on third parties to deliver services, infrastructure, and software. Regulatory frameworks such as GDPR, ISO 27001, SOC 2, NIS2, DORA, and CRA require organizations to demonstrate that the third parties they rely on meet the same security and compliance standards.

Which third parties should be included in Third-Party Risk Management?

Any third-party that provides services, software, infrastructure, or handles sensitive data should be included in Third-Party Risk Management. This can include SaaS providers, cloud platforms, infrastructure partners, outsourced service providers, and critical suppliers.

What is vendor due diligence?

Vendor due diligence is the process of assessing a third party before and during an engagement to verify their security posture, compliance status, and operational reliability. It typically includes security questionnaires, policy reviews, and certification checks.

What is vendor tiering?

Vendor tiering is the practice of categorizing third parties by their level of inherent risk — based on factors like data access, criticality to operations, and regulatory exposure. Tiering helps organizations prioritize where to invest review effort, focusing deeper due diligence on high-risk vendors.

What is fourth-party risk?

Fourth-party risk refers to risk introduced by your vendors' own third-party suppliers and sub-processors. Even if your direct vendors are compliant, weaknesses in their supply chain can still create exposure for your organization.

How does ZeroRisk support Third-Party Risk Management?

ZeroRisk continuously reviews third-party risk signals, tracks compliance status, and keeps supporting documentation organized and audit-ready.
This allows organizations to maintain oversight without managing the process manually.

Can ZeroRisk support audits and compliance reviews?

Yes. ZeroRisk maintains structured documentation that can be used as evidence during audits or regulatory reviews. This helps teams demonstrate ongoing third-party oversight when required.

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