On Demand Events

The work never ends. Every year, we onboard more third parties. And every year, our assessment workload gets worse. More resources to help? Not going to happen. Sound familiar? You’re not alone. We have been at this process for years, but it continues to get worse for your team and the people in your company that rely on your third parties.

It doesn't have to be that way. It's time the flip the script and cut back on assessment questionnaires. Join us for a live webcast to learn how the newest risk exchange models are eliminating 80% of questionnaire requests with data. Our team of experts will outline how to:

- Instantly perform inherent risk analysis on your entire vendor portfolio
- Incorporate real-time risk data into your process to reduce questionnaire requests
- Map your questionnaire and controls to industry-standard frameworks or threat profiles to get the information you need with fewer questions
- Access assessment data on large, hard-to-assess third parties that don't respond to you
- Monitor 100% of your portfolio -- not just your critical vendors

TPRM doesn't have to be the most painful process in your company. Join us and start your program's evolution.

Join us for the April Product Forum Call as we showcase Target Data Tracker, a powerful tool within the Shared Assessments Data Governance suite. Designed to streamline data tracking and governance, this tool helps organizations gain deeper visibility into their data landscape while ensuring compliance and security.

In this session, our experts Mike Baker and Sheria Williams will provide a live demo of the Target Data Tracker, highlighting newly released features that enhance usability and functionality. Attendees will also learn about the limited-time free access offer and how they can contribute valuable feedback to refine the tool further.

Don't miss this opportunity to explore how Target Data Tracker can elevate your data governance strategy and simplify compliance efforts.

Key Takeaways:

• Free six-month access details (product enhancement and usability feedback)
• Live demonstration of Target Data Tracker
• Overview of newly released features

This committee exchanges ideas, shares best practices, and identifies collaboration opportunities related to insurance-specific TPRM needs. Areas of interest include, but are not limited to, the complexity of Nth party relationships, the impact of climate change on complex supply chains, regulatory requirements for insurance firms, the complexity of assessing risks surrounding their client product offering(s), and additional assessments of existing service providers including agents, brokers, and managing general underwriters (MGU). Schedulers for this committee have been issued to committee members. If you are not part of this committee, please register your interest using the link below.

This group fosters a vibrant community of Asset Management and Financial Institution professionals, dedicated to sharing experiences and insights. Our members collaborate to tackle challenges, explore risk trends, adapt to regulatory changes, and share best practices. Focus areas include program governance, policies, and methodologies as well as lifecycle activities such as sourcing, due diligence, control validation, and performance monitoring. Schedulers for this committee have been issued to committee members. If you are not part of this committee, please register your interest using the link below.

Explore the latest findings from the 2025 Critical Third-Party Survey as panelists analyze key trends and compare them with the 2023 results. This session provides an updated perspective on critical third parties, highlighting the impact of increasing global regulatory scrutiny. Join this engaging and interactive discussion where experts will bridge the gap between identifying and quantifying critical third parties and integrating these insights into TPRM processes. Topics will include defining inherent risk criteria, employing effective risk tiering techniques and models, and leveraging tools such as Shared Assessments' TPSIRR framework. Gain practical strategies to enhance your organization's approach to managing critical third parties in today’s dynamic risk landscape.

Modern third-party risk management (TPRM) programs do more than just mitigate risk or check a compliance box—they create measurable business value. But many TPRM teams are set up to fail with a reactive, resource-intensive approach. In this session, you’ll learn how to flip that script with streamlined, value-generating TPRM that supports business resilience and growth. We’ll explore how:

- AI-powered, automated vendor risk assessments make your team more effective at identifying and mitigating risk in a fraction of the time
- Modern TPRM moves away from lengthy questionnaires toward insight-rich, on-demand security data
- Greater efficiency leaves you with extra resources that can be re-allocated to business-critical tasks

If you’ve ever been called a “cost center” or “necessary evil” (or if you just want more time back in your day), this is the session for you!

In today's complex risk landscape, organizations must effectively assess and manage third-party risks to safeguard their operations and data. The Shared Assessments Program offers two pivotal tools to streamline this process: the Standardized Information Gathering (SIG) questionnaire and the Standardized Control Assessment (SCA) procedures. This webinar will delve into how the SCA complements the SIG, forming a comprehensive "trust but verify" approach to third-party risk management. Attendees will gain insights into: Understanding the SIG and SCA: An overview of each tool's purpose, structure, and application in evaluating vendor risk. Alignment and Integration: Strategies for integrating SCA procedures with SIG responses to validate vendor-provided information and ensure robust risk assessments. Practical Implementation: Best practices for scoping assessments, conducting evaluations, and utilizing findings to enhance your organization's third-party risk posture. Join us to learn how leveraging the synergy between the SIG and SCA can lead to more efficient and effective third-party risk management, ultimately strengthening your organization's resilience against emerging threats.

This session will explore how companies are navigating the challenges of AI adoption, evolving service models, and addressing new risks. The discussion will emphasize the importance of strong governance, talent management, and the strategic integration of AI, digital engineering, and cloud solutions to ensure ongoing competitiveness in a rapidly changing market. We will also share an update what we are seeing from our clients regarding the testing and implementation of AI models and the governance structures that our enterprise clients are deploying. Key discussions will include:
- Evolving Governance: How AI and digital transformation are reshaping governance practices across industries.
- Risk Management: Identifying and mitigating the unique risks associated with AI deployment.
- Future Workforce: Developing strategies to prepare and manage talent in a tech-driven world.

Join Shared Assessments CEO Andrew Moyad and Senior Advisor Jen Hancock for a dynamic, fireside-chat-style discussion on the top trends shaping Third Party Risk Management in 2025. Together, they’ll explore how advancements in Artificial Intelligence, evolving global regulations, complex supply chain risks, governance strategies, and continuous monitoring solutions are redefining the TPRM landscape. This engaging session will provide expert insights into the key challenges practitioners face and offer practical strategies for preparing your organization to adapt and thrive. Don’t miss this opportunity to gain actionable takeaways and listen in on a candid, forward-looking conversation designed to leave you ready to tackle what’s next in TPRM.

The Shared Assessments Insurance Committee discussed the importance of application-level encryption, with 84% of respondents requiring it. They debated key rotation, with 30% mandating annual rotation. The committee also explored the use of third-party assessments and certifications, noting that 20% accept them fully, while 30% use them partially. The conversation highlighted challenges in managing assessment questionnaires, with typical high-risk assessments ranging from 200 to 300 questions. The meeting concluded with plans to address data minimization efforts, AI programs, and regulatory changes in future meetings.