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Third-Party Risk Management
Your vendors, partners, and service providers all carry risk into your organization. Knowing how much and managing it consistently is what keeps that risk visible and bounded.
Taking control of your third-Party risk
Every vendor, partner, and service provider brings their own security practices into your environment. Managing that exposure consistently, from initial assessment through to ongoing compliance monitoring, is what keeps third-party relationships from becoming third-party vulnerabilities.
Effective third-party risk management goes beyond a one-time vendor check. It takes regular assessment of your vendor population, contract management aligned to your risk tolerance, and a structured approach to improving vendor maturity alongside your own.
Building a clear picture of your vendor risk
Getting third-party risk management right starts with knowing exactly what you are working with.
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A clear understanding of business risk and the factors that reduce it across your vendor population.
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A map of the third parties across your business functions, including the ones no one has catalogued yet.
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Classification of each vendor by risk profile, so oversight is proportionate and focused where it matters most.
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A specific view of the risks your organization faces based on the services they provide.
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Recognized industry methodology applied to identify compliance requirements and measure where your vendors stand today.
What effective third-party risk management (TPRM) delivers
A structured TPRM program gives you the visibility and control to manage vendor relationships with confidence.
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A consistent, repeatable framework for managing vendor risk across the organization.
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Oversight of how third parties handle sensitive data and critical operations, which protects your reputation as well as your data.
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Visibility into which vendors hold sensitive data and what controls protect it.
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Stronger protection of customer personally identifiable information (PII).
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Standardized risk assessment practices applied consistently across your third parties.
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Evidence that vendors meet the regulatory and compliance obligations that apply to them.
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Continuity planning that accounts for a third party facing disruption.
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Informed decisions about doing business across regions, accounting for legal, regulatory, and geopolitical considerations.
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Reduced financial exposure from third-party failure or non-performance.
Gartner Recognized
We are thrilled to share that Integrity360 has been recognized as a Gartner Representative Vendor in 5 of their Market Guides, including: Managed Security Services, Managed Detection and Response, Gartner's Market Guide for Co-Managed Security Monitoring Services and Managed SIEM Services.
Gartner has included a range of providers within its market guide for managed services to ensure clear coverage from a geographical, vertical and capabilities perspective. Those included in the Gartner market guide display clarity in the vision for an end-user outcome-focused offering distinct from a pure technology-driven offering.
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Third Party Management FAQs
What is third-party risk management (TPRM)?
Third-party risk management is the process of identifying, assessing, and mitigating risks associated with vendors, suppliers, partners, and service providers who have access to your systems, data, or operations.
Why is TPRM important?
Third-party breaches are a leading cause of data loss and cyber incidents. Without visibility into your suppliers' security posture, your organization is exposed to regulatory, reputational, operational, and financial risk.
What does Integrity360’s TPRM service include?
Integrity360 offers end-to-end TPRM services, including third-party risk assessments, supplier questionnaires, security scorecards, risk tiering, remediation planning, governance frameworks, and ongoing monitoring of critical vendors.
How are vendors assessed for cyber risk?
Vendors are assessed based on their access to sensitive systems or data, their security controls, regulatory alignment, including PIPEDA, OSFI B-13, and ISO 27001, incident history, and responsiveness to due diligence requests.
Is the service suitable for both new and existing suppliers?
Yes. Integrity360 supports onboarding assessments for new suppliers and periodic reviews for existing third parties to ensure ongoing compliance and risk visibility throughout the relationship lifecycle.
Can the service integrate with procurement and legal teams?
Absolutely. TPRM is most effective when embedded into procurement and contracting processes. Integrity360 helps align security expectations, define contractual requirements, and streamline collaboration across departments.
Does the service support compliance with OSFI B-13, PIPEDA, or ISO 27001?
Yes. Supplier risk management is a core requirement in many frameworks. Integrity360 maps TPRM processes to these standards, ensuring compliance while reducing manual effort during audits.
What makes Integrity360’s third-party risk service different?
Integrity360 combines technical assessment, regulatory insight, and practical implementation support. You get tailored, scalable risk management that's supported by cyber experts who understand your business and sector.
