TOPIC
Third-party risk (TPRM)
Third-party risk management is the discipline that keeps the risk carried by suppliers and providers inside the organization’s appetite. This hub gathers what the site says about it: the module and its Trust Grade, the DORA register of information guide, the regulations that make the supply chain a legal obligation, the glossary terms, and the articles as they are published.
REFERENCE
The guide.
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REFERENCE GUIDE
DORA: building the register of information
What the DORA register of information contains, the templates and identifiers it imposes, and the six steps to build and keep it: a practical guide.
ON MINDLAPSE
The pages that put it to work.
Use cases, modules and resources on the subject.
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Third-Party Risk Management (TPRM)
The Supplier Hub: supplier risk at scale, context-aware assessments, partner enrollment, joint action plans and the Mindlapse Trust Grade.
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DORA Compliance Software - Digital Resilience
What DORA requires of financial entities, and how Mindlapse operationalizes its five pillars (ICT risk, incidents, testing) with continuous verification.
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NIS2 Compliance Software - Verified, Continuous
What NIS2 requires, who is in scope, and how Mindlapse turns its obligations (governance, risk, incidents) into continuously verified controls.
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Marketplace: connectors & integrations
The Mindlapse connector catalog: security ratings, communication, ITSM, procurement, vulnerability and cloud sources, browsable by category.
NEWSROOM
The articles.
No article yet on this subject; the newsroom feed will carry the first one. Newsroom
SEE IT VERIFIED
Reading is the start. Proving it is the product.
Thirty minutes on your scope: which obligations, which controls, which evidence, and how the platform keeps them verified.