ProcessUnity Affiliates Risk Management
Regulators now expect organizations to manage affiliates with the same discipline applied to external third parties. Yet many teams still rely on spreadsheets, homegrown systems, or TPRM platforms that were not built to handle the interconnectedness of affiliate relationships. This brochure explores how ProcessUnity Affiliates Risk Management (ARM) gives organizations a clearer view of intragroup […]
Webinar Series: From Static Risk Scores to Continuous Third-Party Risk Intelligence
Walk through a modern approach to risk scoring that combines automated inherent risk classification, dynamic assessment scoping, and continuous controls intelligence. Built on the ProcessUnity Risk Index, a 100-point rating that blends inside-out control data with outside-in threat signals and refreshes every 24 hours, this approach replaces guesswork with structured, defensible scoring across the entire […]
From Evidence to Action: How Leading Teams Modernize Third-Party Risk Management
Third-party risk teams face growing pressure to assess more vendors, handle more evidence, and defend decisions under increasing regulatory scrutiny. But are current assessment processes fit for purpose? In a new global study of 259 risk professionals, CeFPro and ProcessUnity uncover how leading organizations are transforming Third-Party Risk Management—from questionnaire-driven assessments to data-led, control-based validation.
Step-by-Step Framework for Incorporating AI Into Your Third-Party Risk Management Program
Third-Party Risk Management (TPRM) teams face a familiar challenge: the business wants vendors to be onboarded faster, regulators expect stronger oversight, and risk leaders need better visibility across an expanding third-party ecosystem. Meanwhile, analysts spend too much time chasing documentation, reviewing lengthy SOC 2 reports, validating questionnaire responses, and trying to connect risk signals across […]
How to Incorporate AI to Transform Your Third-Party Risk Management Program
Organizations experience an average of 12 third party-related security incidents per year—not because they lack data, but because the data they have doesn’t connect. Point-in-time assessments, lack of shared context, and misaligned timelines create a dangerous illusion: that third-party risk is understood, when in reality it’s only partially visible.
The Future of Data and AI in Third-Party Risk Management Takes Center Stage at UNITE 2026: Fort Lauderdale
UNITE 2026: Fort Lauderdale brought together a record number of ProcessUnity customers, partners, industry experts, and Third-Party Risk Management (TPRM) leaders for three energizing days of connection, collaboration, product innovation, and hands-on learning. Hosted June 3–5 in Fort Lauderdale, this year’s North American ProcessUnity Customer Summit gave attendees a firsthand look at the future of […]