CQ Vendor Risk
Connect Vendor Evidence, Risk, Ownership and Action.
CQ Vendor Risk is a third-party risk management (TPRM) platform for vendor due diligence, cyber risk assessment, remediation, approvals, ongoing oversight, and audit-ready traceability.
A structured operating environment for third-party cyber risk.
CQ Vendor Risk keeps vendor context, due diligence, evidence, findings, ownership, treatment, approvals, and review history within one governed vendor risk management lifecycle.
Keep the relationship and risk context together.
Maintain business ownership, criticality, services, review status, and relevant vendor history within the same record.
Connect due diligence to supporting evidence.
Structure questionnaires, evidence collection, review activity, findings, and assessment records around the vendor relationship.
Keep action, approval, and accountability visible.
Record remediation, treatment direction, owners, deadlines, approvals, and current status alongside the underlying risk information.
Third-party cyber risk changes across the vendor relationship.
Vendors may handle company data, access systems, support critical operations, or provide services that require ongoing security oversight.
Effective vendor risk management depends on keeping business context, evidence, findings, ownership, treatment, approvals, and review history connected over time.
One governed third-party risk lifecycle.
Move from vendor context through due diligence, risk treatment, and ongoing oversight in one structured TPRM process.
Establish the relationship
Capture business ownership, services, criticality, data or system access, and the context required for review.
Assess the vendor
Run structured vendor due diligence, collect supporting evidence, document findings, and retain review records.
Assign action
Connect identified third-party risk to remediation, treatment direction, accountable owners, deadlines, and approvals.
Maintain governance
Track current status, reassessment, open actions, reporting, and the history required for ongoing vendor oversight.
Capabilities across the vendor risk management lifecycle.
The product combines the records, workflows, and evidence required for structured third-party cyber risk management.
Maintain a governed vendor inventory.
Keep business context, ownership, criticality, lifecycle status, review information, and vendor history in one controlled record.
Structure vendor assessments and evidence.
Support due diligence with questionnaires, evidence collection, assessment records, findings, and clear review ownership.
Connect findings to treatment and accountable action.
Keep risk records, remediation actions, treatment direction, owners, deadlines, approvals, and status connected to the vendor record.
Maintain current vendor risk oversight.
Support reassessment, monitoring, reporting, and audit preparation while retaining the context behind previous reviews, actions, and approvals.
One vendor record. Different responsibilities.
The same third-party risk information supports procurement, security, risk leadership, and executive oversight without duplicating the underlying vendor record.
Manage review and obligations.
Keep vendor ownership, review status, required security information, approvals, and follow-up connected to the relationship.
Review evidence and treatment.
Work with vendor assessments, supporting evidence, findings, remediation, and current third-party cyber risk status.
Maintain third-party risk oversight.
Review critical vendors, open findings, treatment status, ownership, reassessment, and risk history from one governed view.
See material vendor exposure.
Review critical third parties, current risk status, accountability, treatment direction, and outstanding actions at management level.
Keep the evidence behind each vendor risk decision.
CQ Vendor Risk retains the vendor context, assessment evidence, findings, ownership, treatment, approvals, and review history associated with third-party risk records for governance review and audit preparation.
Keep questionnaires, supporting evidence, assessment records, and findings connected to the vendor record.
Maintain visible responsibility for vendor review, remediation, risk treatment, and follow-up.
Retain remediation actions, treatment direction, approvals, deadlines, and current status.
Preserve review, reassessment, action, and approval history for management and audit review.