How does Risk Ledger help identify concentration risks within my supply chain?
Risk Ledger provides a dynamic network model that visually represents your entire supply chain, from primary suppliers to nth-tier vendors. This visualization allows you to quickly identify and understand concentration risks and interdependencies by showing which suppliers are critical or shared across multiple parts of your operation.
What is the average time to value for organizations implementing Risk Ledger?
The average time to value for organizations using Risk Ledger is 17 days. This rapid deployment is achieved through streamlined supplier onboarding and immediate access to existing supplier data within the network.
How does Risk Ledger ensure its risk assessment framework remains current with evolving cybersecurity threats and regulations?
Risk Ledger maintains a continuously updated risk assessment framework across 12 risk dimensions. This framework is regularly researched and updated to align with new regulations, industry focuses, and identified gaps within its network, ensuring your risk management practices are always current and compliant.
Can suppliers use Risk Ledger for free, and what benefits do they gain?
Yes, suppliers can use a free platform on Risk Ledger. This allows them to maintain a single security profile and share their assessments with multiple clients, significantly reducing the time and resources they would otherwise spend completing individual security reviews for each client.
How does Risk Ledger assist with auditor reviews and compliance reporting?
Risk Ledger centralizes all supplier assessments, remediations, and compliance scores in one place, making it quick and easy for auditors to review risks and controls. The platform's industry-recognized status also means auditors are less likely to require follow-ups or ask questions about bespoke questionnaires.
What kind of continuous monitoring does Risk Ledger provide for the supply chain?
Risk Ledger actively monitors the supply chain by automatically requesting re-assessments from suppliers every six months to ensure data is always current. It also provides weekly digest emails, activity notifications, and tracks dashboards and activity logs in real-time, notifying you of any changes or emerging threats impacting your supply chain.