Third-Party Risk Management

Third-Party
Risk Management

Vendor Onboarding   ·   Ongoing Monitoring   ·   Risk Register

TPRM

Vendor Oversight

BAA

Contract Support

Vendor Profiles

Audit-Ready Docs

Vendor Risk

Your security program is only as strong as your weakest vendor. Healthcare and medical technology organizations depend heavily on third parties — cloud providers, software platforms, billing services, device manufacturers, analytics vendors, and integration partners. Each relationship introduces potential security and compliance risk.

Under HIPAA, HITRUST, and enterprise customer requirements, organizations are expected to formally assess, document, and monitor vendor security posture. The Third-Party Risk Management (TPRM) Managed Service from Cyber Security Resource provides structured vendor oversight, ongoing risk evaluation, and defensible documentation — without overwhelming your internal team.

As your vendor ecosystem grows, unmanaged third-party risk becomes one of the largest exposure points in your organization. A documented TPRM program demonstrates due diligence and strengthens organizational resilience.

Why Vendors Matter

Third-party exposure
is organizational exposure.

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Cloud & SaaS Vendors

Cloud providers, software platforms, and integration partners that process or store sensitive data require formal security assessment and ongoing monitoring.

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Business Associates

Under HIPAA, business associate relationships demand documented due diligence, BAAs, and defensible oversight of vendor security posture.

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Enterprise Contracts

Enterprise healthcare customers increasingly require proof of how you evaluate, score, and monitor the security of your own vendor ecosystem.

What’s Included

Five pillars of
managed TPRM oversight

Structured vendor oversight integrated into your workflow without unnecessary complexity

Vendor Onboarding Risk Assessments

  • Security questionnaire review
  • Control evaluation aligned to HIPAA or HITRUST
  • Risk scoring and documentation
  • Identification of gaps or concerns

Ongoing Vendor Monitoring

  • Annual or periodic reassessments
  • Review of updated SOC reports and certifications
  • Risk trend tracking
  • Documentation updates

Vendor Risk Register Management

  • Centralized tracking of third-party risks
  • Risk rating and prioritization
  • Escalation procedures
  • Risk acceptance documentation

Contract & Compliance Support

  • Review of security-related contract language
  • Alignment with regulatory requirements
  • Business Associate Agreement (BAA) oversight support

Executive-Level Reporting

  • Vendor risk posture summaries
  • High-risk vendor identification
  • Board-ready reporting documentation

The Vendor Risk Challenge

Questionnaires pile up.
Oversight falls behind.

Most organizations face one or more of these challenges:

  • No formal vendor risk assessment process
  • Security questionnaires piling up
  • Inconsistent vendor onboarding reviews
  • Limited documentation of vendor due diligence
  • No structured tracking of vendor remediation items
  • Difficulty demonstrating oversight during audits

Who This Is For

Ideal for regulated
organizations at scale

If enterprise customers are asking how you evaluate your vendors — this service provides a clear, defensible answer.

  • Healthcare SaaS companies
  • Medical device manufacturers
  • Health IT platforms
  • Business associates handling PHI
  • Organizations onboarding enterprise clients
  • Companies preparing for HIPAA or HITRUST certification
  • Teams without a dedicated vendor risk function

THE OUTCOME

What you gain
with managed TPRM

Your vendor ecosystem becomes controlled — not reactive.

✔ Formal vendor oversight structure
✔ Audit-ready documentation
✔ Clear visibility into vendor risk posture

✔ Reduced exposure from third-party relationships
✔ Stronger enterprise customer confidence
✔ Ongoing compliance alignment

Why TPRM Is Critical

Many breaches originate
through vendors.

Without structured oversight:

  • Vendors may have unmitigated security weaknesses
  • Compliance obligations may be unclear
  • High-risk vendors may go unmonitored
  • Audit defensibility weakens
  • Enterprise contracts may be jeopardized

Our Approach

Six steps to
controlled vendor oversight

STEP 1

Define vendor risk assessment criteria

STEP 2

Establish standardized onboarding review process

STEP 3

Perform structured security evaluations

STEP 4

Assign and document vendor risk ratings

STEP 5

Maintain centralized vendor risk register

STEP 6

Provide ongoing monitoring and reporting

We integrate into your workflow without creating unnecessary complexity.

WEAKEST LINK

Your program is only as strong
as your weakest vendor.

Internal security controls can be mature — yet a single high-risk vendor relationship can introduce breach exposure, compliance gaps, and enterprise contract jeopardy.

TPRM is not a one-time questionnaire. It requires structured onboarding, ongoing monitoring, centralized tracking, and defensible documentation.

If your organization depends on third-party providers and must demonstrate documented oversight,

our TPRM Managed Service provides structure, clarity, and accountability.

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