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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.
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Ask three Third-Party Risk Management (TPRM) practitioners how they’re using AI, and you’ll get three answers that sound similar, but describe completely different things. One means automated workflow routing. Another says it means a risk scoring model that updates without manual reconfiguration. The third says it’s a system that reads vendor security policies and flags gaps....
by Todd Boehler, Chief Strategy Officer, ProcessUnity
There’s a growing assumption in Third-Party Risk Management: if Artificial Intelligence (AI) is part of the solution, it should be everywhere.
It shows up in conversations about automating vendor scoring, replacing workflows, and rethinking how decisions get made. And on the surface, it makes sense. ...
UNITE 2026: London brought together customers, partners, industry experts, and ProcessUnity leaders for two unforgettable days focused on the future of Third-Party Risk Management (TPRM), regulatory readiness, cyber resilience, and AI-driven innovation.
Hosted in the heart of London, the European edition of this year’s ProcessUnity Customer Summit created opportunities...
As organizations mature their Third-Party Risk Management Programs, a critical gap often remains, managing risk within their own corporate structure. Affiliate, subsidiary, and intragroup service relationships frequently lack the governance, visibility, and oversight applied to external vendors, despite growing regulatory expectations to treat these arrangements as material o...