Third Party Risk Management Program

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Risk-based approach to vendor management

If managing third-party risk feels like you're constantly chasing updates across silos, or uncovering issues only after they’ve escalated, you’re not alone. Vendor oversight is complex, and when even one relationship falls through the cracks, the ripple effects can impact every part of your business. Our TPRM Program takes a holistic, risk-based approach—giving you clarity, control, and confidence across the entire third-party lifecycle.

Built for procurement, risk, and compliance teams, this program helps you focus on what matters most, engage the right stakeholders, and surface the insights that tie vendor health to enterprise performance. It operationalizes vendor governance, streamlines onboarding and due diligence, and enforces contracts aligned with your organization’s risk appetite.

With centralized oversight and monitoring, you’ll stay ahead of issues—transforming reactive clean-up into proactive assurance.

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Where Are You in Your Risk Journey?

No matter where you’re starting from, we meet you there—and take you further. Choose the path that sounds most like you and watch how LogicManager transforms your approach to security and governance.

Tired of Spreadsheets?

You’re manually updating rows and fighting fires with every audit. Watch how LogicManager helps you replace chaos with clarity—and get back hours in your week.

Tired of looking through your filing cabinet

You’re logging controls and assessments into a passive system with no real follow-through. See how LogicManager turns your governance into performance.

Need to manage complexity

You’re manually updating rows and fighting fires with every audit. Watch how LogicManager helps you replace chaos with clarity—and get back hours in your week.

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Engaging Teams, Roles and Responsibilities

Third-party oversight requires input from across your organization—from risk and legal teams to procurement, IT, and business units. LogicManager supports unlimited users with role-based access, making it easy to engage every stakeholder while preserving separation of duties.

By clarifying ownership, standardizing workflows, and connecting teams through a shared platform, LogicManager eliminates friction and ensures your third-party risk program is transparent, efficient, and defensible.

Your Roadmap to Third-Party Risk Management Success

Vendor Risk Checklist

Complimentary DownloadThird-Party Due Diligence Checklist

Ensure that you’re fully aware of what your current or prospective third parties do, how they operate, and whether or not they meet your standards for risk management with this free checklist.

Turning Activities Into Actionable Intelligence

This isn’t just visibility—it’s intelligence that drives performance.

Most third-party risk systems focus on intake and documentation—but they leave you scrambling when something goes wrong. LogicManager’s platform is built to do more: to surface hidden risks, connect critical information, and make it easier to act when it matters most.

Our Risk Ripple Intelligence connects the dots between vendor assessments, risk tiers, contracts, performance metrics, incidents, and mitigation efforts. When an issue arises—such as a failed control or missed SLA—you immediately see what’s impacted, who’s accountable, and what needs to happen next.

Insight Workbenches and audit-ready reports give you real-time visibility across the third-party lifecycle. So whether you’re preparing for a board review, responding to a regulator, or managing an escalation, you’re not digging through systems—you already have the answers.

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Discover how LogicManager’s Third-Party Risk Management Program helps you govern vendor relationships with confidence and control.

Speak with a risk specialist today to prevent fraud, waste, and negligence across your third-party ecosystem—before they impact your business.

Frequently Asked QuestionsFoundations of Third Party Risk Management

Working with third parties can come with risks. As outsourcing, automation, and customer expectations accelerate the course of business, third-party management programs need to connect and streamline their processes to keep up. 

Effective third-party risk management enables organizations to maximize the value of third-party relationships by controlling costs, strengthening operations, and reducing the risks inherent to outsourcing. 

This area of governance has a lot of moving parts: who your third parties are, what services they provide, what sensitive information they have access to, which internal policies apply to them, and so much more.

At its core, the goal of risk management is to make better decisions to add business value. Better decision-making requires transparency into all risk information gathered at your organization. It also requires the ability to prioritize that information by assessing the risks related to organizational goals, resources, controls, and monitoring. 

Business value means looking at where you spend time and money so you can prioritize resources and resolve confusing or contentious issues. Nevertheless, controls, tests, tasks, and resources are very expensive. Third-party risk assessments add priority to these activities, helping you understand how critical each one is.

By adopting a standardized and objective best-practice risk assessment methodology, you can start to identify the overlapping activities that crowd your program, prioritize actions, and help your organization make more informed decisions.

There are five best practices for effective third-party risk management: a root-cause approach, a standardized assessment scale and criteria, links to controls, connecting risks to strategic goals, and embedding ERM in everyday activities.

The terms vendor, third party, and partner are often used interchangeably, but there are subtle differences.

  • Vendor– Typically a company that supplies a service or product, such as software.
  • Third-party– A group from outside the company brought in to solve a problem, such as consultants.
  • Partners– A business partner that has a strong financial and operating relationship with a company, often with frequent interaction and dependence.