The State of Trust Report by Vanta, which surveyed IT and business leaders in the U.S., U.K., and Australia in July 2025, ...

Research shows that the average business shares its data with over 730 different vendors. It’s hard enough to mitigate risk within your own organization—how do you mitigate risk from more than 730 ...

The Mixpanel incident highlights how trusted third-party tools can quietly expand the attack surface long after initial vendor approval.

We recently dove into what vendor risk and vendor risk management entails. Once you understand that this is the risk that results from vendors, it’s simple to extend this and establish that vendor ...

Third-party risk often sits near procurement, legal or security operations. It talks about onboarding, assessments, contract clauses, renewals and incidents. It runs on events. A new supplier. A ...

As global supply chains become increasingly complex, it is more important than ever to incorporate location risk into your vendor risk assessment process. From the outset, it is critical to define ...

Third party risk management process should be part of your overall cybersecurity program. Having the right processes in place will help you identify risk in your third parties and put a remediation ...

ProcessUnity released its State of Third-Party Risk Assessments 2026 report, revealing a widening gap between TPRM program effectiveness and results.

Increasing focus on vendor due diligence has put significant pressure on financial institutions and vendors alike. The challenge comes into focus when we think about the macro implications. There are ...

The General Services Administration could soon start requiring on-site assessments of certain federal contractors under a new program to scrutinize risks to the supply chain. Tucked into the draft of ...

One weak vendor can compromise thousands of organizations. We have seen it repeatedly in high-profile supply chain breaches involving widely used platforms and integrations. Each breach underscores ...

The General Services Administration could soon start requiring on-site assessments of certain federal contractors under a new program to scrutinize risks to the supply chain. Tucked into the draft of ...