Resilience & TPRM
Operational resilience programs and third-party risk management built for modern supply chains.
Definition
What is Resilience & TPRM?
Operational Resilience is the ability of an organization to deliver its most important business services through disruption — cyber, third-party, geopolitical or operational. Third-Party Risk Management (TPRM) extends that discipline to the vendors, SaaS providers and sub-processors your services depend on.
Overview
How we approach it
We identify your important business services, map their end-to-end delivery chain and define impact tolerances.
We stress-test those services against severe-but-plausible scenarios and remediate the weak links.
TPRM becomes risk-based, not questionnaire-theater.
What we do
Scope of the engagement
Important business service mapping
End-to-end dependency mapping across people, process, tech and third parties.
Scenario testing
Severe-but-plausible cyber, cloud-outage and vendor-failure scenarios with measured impact.
TPRM program design
Risk-tiered due diligence, contractual controls and continuous vendor monitoring.
DORA & FFIEC alignment
Resilience programs that meet EU DORA and US FFIEC expectations.
Outcomes
What you walk away with
- Defined and tested impact tolerances
- Risk-tiered vendor inventory with continuous monitoring
- Regulator-ready DORA / FFIEC artifacts
FAQ
Common questions
Is DORA only banks?
No — it covers banks, insurers, investment firms and many of their ICT third parties.
Do you handle questionnaires?
Yes, both inbound and outbound, but our focus is reducing the questionnaires you need.
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