This in-person bootcamp will be held at County Hall in Central London for the 3rd Annual Shared Assessments UK Summit on 7 October 2026. The Certified Third Party Risk Assessor (CTPRA) designation is a professional credential that validates expertise, decision making and proficiency in third-party risk and controls evaluation. The program includes the processes for identifying, quantifying, and mitigating third-party risk within an organization’s TPRM program. 12 CPEs can be earned for completing the course.

The Foundations Committee focuses on the fundamentals of third-party risk for those in the early stages of their careers, who have recently become practitioners, or who are considering a new career path in third-party risk.     

This committee provides a platform for networking, experience sharing, and practical skill building. Members will delve into essential components needed for a strong TPRM program, collaborate to tackle challenges, and gain confidence in using products and solutions to more effectively identify and manage third-party risks.    

Enhanced Learning and Skill Development: By sharing real-world practices and activities, Foundations Committee members will gain practical insights and hands-on experience, which can significantly improve their understanding and skills in practicing third-party risk management activities throughout the lifecycle.  

- Prepare for success in the CTPRP and CTPRA course/exam.  
- Prepare participants to engage more actively in other committees.  
- Gain an understanding of how Shared Assessments products and content can assist in executing your TPRM activities.

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.

Participants focus on how to incorporate sustainability considerations into Third-Party Risk Management (TPRM) programs. Participants from all organizations with an interest in sustainability, corporate social responsibility, and Environmental, Social, & Governance (ESG) considerations, regardless of level of TPRM experience, are welcome.  

The Committee has an educational focus, informing members about evolving sustainability frameworks, policies, metrics, procedures, regulations, etc., in the context of TPRM.  It is a forum for individuals from mature organizations with extensive experience to share insights with those organizations just beginning their sustainability journeys. Outside experts are occasionally brought in to share “best practices” related to their organization’s sustainability, corporate social responsibility, and ESG journey.  

Additionally, input from this group is considered in developing Shared Assessments Products, including the SIG, SCA, and VRMMM.  

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 online course runs October 21-22, 2026. The Certified Third Party Risk Assessor (CTPRA) designation is a professional credential that validates expertise, decision making and proficiency in third-party risk and controls evaluation. The program includes the processes for identifying, quantifying, and mitigating third-party risk within an organization’s TPRM program. 12 CPEs can be earned for completing the course.

Join Shared Assessments and Agency in New York City for an in-person networking breakfast focused on artificial intelligence and its evolving role in third-party risk.

Connect with fellow risk professionals, exchange perspectives, and explore the opportunities and challenges AI is creating across the third-party ecosystem.

Join the APAC third-party risk community for an evening of practical insight, peer discussion, and connection.

5:30–6:00pm | Welcome Drinks

6:00–7:00pm | Opening Remarks & Practitioner Panel

7:00–8:30pm | Networking Drinks Reception

CALI at Ascott Raffles Place 2 Finlayson Green, Singapore

This event is open to professionals at all career stages. Complimentary to attend. Space is limited and available on a first-come, first-served basis.

Join us for an in-depth look at the Standardized Information Gathering Questionnaire (SIG) and its evolution into the web based SIG EV platform. This session will focus exclusively on the SIG Excel and SIG EV, demonstrating how organizations can modernize their third-party risk management approach.

The team will walk through how the SIG Evolution (SIG EV) serves as a SaaS-based upgrade to the traditional SIG Excel, offering a more intuitive interface, secure information sharing, live dashboards, built-in file validation, and role-based access. You’ll also gain clarity on when to leverage each version—whether you’re a vendor responding to assessments or an outsourcer managing third-party risk. This session is ideal for those exploring Third-Party Risk Management tools and looking to streamline their assessment processes using industry-standard frameworks.

(Please note this session is intended for those seeking to learn more about Shared Assessments' offerings - no CPEs offered).

This committee exchanges ideas and shares best practices related to the TPRM needs of the Healthcare sector. Areas of interest include, but are not limited to, regulatory requirements, emerging technology, program governance, and procurement.  

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 committee exchanges ideas and shares best practices related to the TPRM needs of the Banking, Financial Services, and Insurance (BFSI) sector. Areas of interest include, but are not limited to, regulatory requirements, emerging technology, program governance, and procurement. 

Members Only 

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.

AI has produced no shortage of demos, claims, and new terminology. But after the initial wave of experimentation, TPRM teams need a more useful conversation: What is actually working? Where is AI improving the process? And where is it simply adding another layer of complexity and cost, when workflow automation could get the job done just as well? This session shares practical lessons from applying a Hybrid AI approach across the third-party risk lifecycle. Hybrid AI introduces a realistic way of adopting AI that includes giving AI a clearly defined job, grounding it in reliable evidence, keeping it inside a governed workflow, and being deliberate about where human review belongs. We’ll look at the use cases delivering real value at companies today, the ones that remain more gimmick than solution, and the pros and cons of using AI vs. traditional workflow automation. We’ll also make the case that subject-matter expertise matters more, not less, as AI becomes more capable. AI can gather evidence, summarize documentation, and help teams work through larger portfolios. It cannot decide what good risk management looks like on its own. The strongest results come from combining AI with risk expertise, established processes, and a clear record of how conclusions were reached. Attendees will leave with a practical view of what AI can do well in TPRM today, what still requires caution, and how to build on those lessons as the technology evolves. What You’ll Take Away: • The AI use cases producing meaningful results in TPRM today. • Common signs that an AI feature is adding novelty rather than value. • Best practices for grounding AI in evidence, data, and governed workflows. • Where AI automation can reduce manual effort and where expert judgment remains essential. • A practical way to evaluate new AI capabilities as the market continues to evolve.