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Compliance Risk & Information Security Partners

Introducing the new small business third-party risk management company

Your Solution to Third-Party
Risk Management

Compliance Risk & Information Security Partners provides tailored Third-Party Risk Management services for small businesses that may not have the resources to maintain a dedicated risk management team or hire large firms. We handle incoming questionnaires on behalf of our clients, send out compliance questionnaires to their third-party vendors, and provide informed recommendations on whether to engage with those vendors. Additionally, we assess our clients’ own security and compliance posture to help them strengthen their defenses. We also review contracts and offer best practice advice, ensuring that our clients are well-equipped to manage third-party risks effectively.

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60% of breaches involve a third-party vendor. Many companies don’t even realize they’ve been compromised until it’s too late.

Over 70% of companies don’t know if their third-party vendors meet compliance standards, putting them at risk for hefty fines and regulatory violations.

Over 50% of companies lack a formal program to monitor third-party compliance, making them vulnerable to surprise audits and legal penalties.

85% of contract disputes stem from unclear or outdated clauses, leaving your company exposed to expensive legal battles and penalties.

Up to 40% of organizations face legal issues because their NDAs, MSAs, or vendor contracts fail to meet updated compliance standards.

Hidden loopholes in outdated contracts can be exploited, causing serious financial or legal harm to your business without you even knowing.

Over 80% of businesses fail their first security or compliance audit due to unassessed vulnerabilities, putting them at immediate risk of breaches and penalties.

Insurance claims for cyber incidents are often denied if companies haven’t performed a thorough security assessment beforehand.

43% of cyberattacks target small and medium businesses, and 60% of those companies shut down within six months after a breach.