Third-Party Risk in an Age of Engineered Volatility and Fragmentation
When Values Are the Only Constant
This new guide explores how engineered volatility is reshaping third-party risk and what organizations must do to stay resilient as regulatory, geopolitical, and technological pressure intensifies.
Third-party risk is no longer a static assessment.
Volatility and fragmentation — geopolitical and economic — are being actively engineered, reshaping the risks facing every organization and the incentives shaping how third parties respond. Sanctions tighten, trade policy shifts, regulatory expectations diverge across jurisdictions, and AI is accelerating both risk creation and detection.
- Understand how engineered volatility is changing third-party behavior
- Navigate a fragmented and fast-moving regulatory landscape
- Treat beneficial ownership as a baseline, not an advanced capability
- Manage third-party cyber and AI-driven risks across the enterprise
- Move ESG and human rights from disclosure to enforcement
- Build a resilient compliance culture with five practical principles
Reports & Guides

2026 Modern Slavery Guide
From Disclosure to Enforcement: Modern Slavery and Human Rights Regulation in 2026
Modern slavery regulation is moving into a new phase.
- Understand how modern slavery regulation is shifting from disclosure to enforcement
- Get a jurisdiction-by-jurisdiction view of regulatory developments in 2026
- Pressure-test your organisation's readiness with five practical questions

UBO Due Diligence eBook 2026
When Ownership Transparency Becomes a Strategic Control
Declarations alone are no longer enough; regulators now expect proof.
- Understand why UBO is no longer an AML tick-box exercise
- Navigate key regulatory developments shaping ownership analysis
- Build a defensible, audit-ready UBO framework

A Practical Guide to Third-Party Cyber Risk Management
Cyber risk isn't contained within your organisation anymore.
The breaches that cause the most damage today often start with the third parties you rely on.
- See why attackers target vendors, using a single supplier to access multiple organisations and significantly increase the scale and impact of breaches
- Improve visibility as vendor risk evolves over time, with continuous monitoring to identify changes in exposure and emerging threats between assessments

2026 Outlook: Navigating Third-Party Risk in the Pharmaceutical and Life Sciences Sector
Ethixbase360's Pharma & Life Sciences 2026 Outlook
Designed for compliance, legal, procurement, and risk leaders, this Outlook equips organizations to embed greater visibility, accountability, and resilience across extended third-party ecosystems.
- Enforcement updates under the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA), with heightened expectations around demonstrable program effectiveness.
- Practical implications of the adopted Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (CSDDD), alongside expanding ESG-related enforcement and disclosure requirements
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TPRM Guide 2026
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