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The Next Era of Third-Party Risk Management

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    3rd Party Risk Management , Governance & Risk Management , IT Risk Management The Next Era of Third-Party Risk Management Presented by ProcessUnity     60 mins     Credit Eligible Third-party risk management is becoming increasingly difficult to scale. Vendor ecosystems continue to expand, risk signals are fragmented across tools and stakeholders, and traditional questionnaire-driven processes often fail to deliver timely, defensible insight. Security and risk leaders are being asked to assess more vendors, validate more evidence, and support faster business decisions without adding headcount or sacrificing rigor. In this webinar, we examine Hyper TPRM, a modern approach designed to improve speed, coverage, and confidence across the third-party lifecycle. The session will explore how organizations are combining data-driven intelligence, workflow automation, validated evidence exchange, and AI-assisted assessment models to modernize their TPRM programs. Attendees will learn how to: Prioritize vendors using dynamic and explainable risk insights Reduce assessment friction through shared and validated assessment data Apply AI to accelerate reviews, validate evidence, and expand portfolio coverage Shift from point-in-time assessments to continuous and risk-based monitoring Improve defensibility and audit readiness across third-party risk decisions As third-party ecosystems expand, organizations must evolve beyond traditional TPRM models. This session will highlight how Hyper TPRM supports faster decisions, broader coverage, and greater confidence across the third-party lifecycle without sacrificing rigor.
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