Maximize TPRM program investment
Leverage our team of experienced analysts to get the most out of your program
Managed Services
Ensure you are getting the most out of your Third-Party Risk Management (TPRM) program investment by leveraging experienced analysts to perform key tasks.
Ethixbase360 has a dedicated Managed Services team for Due Diligence Questionnaires, Screening Remediation and Risk Classification allowing your business to free up internal teams and benefit from enhanced and timely insights with detailed reporting to provide assurance to key stakeholders.
Free up internal teams and maximize
your TPRM investment
- Leveraged experienced professional analysts to perform key TPRM tasks
- Deploy direct personalized engagement with third parties
- Interpret and seamlessly integrate your organizations risk management policies
- Empower your organization to make informed decisions that protect your interests while seizing growth opportunities
MANAGED SERVICES
Due Diligence Questionnaires
Maximize the quantity, quality and timelinessof third-party trained analysts to guide third parties.
Due Diligence Managed Services
Screening Remediation
Reduce false positives from both initial and ongoing screening with trained analysts performing false positive remediation.
Risk Classification
Trained analysts to review and rate all known third-party information and classify risk.
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Who Owns Third-Party Cyber Risk?: Five Takeaways from Our Global Webinar Series
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We recently hosted a pharma-focused roundtable in partnership with Norton Rose Fulbright at their London office, bringing together senior risk and compliance professionals from across the life sciences industry. [...]