This paper is the full TPRM Blog series and is designed to help those who are writing third-party supplier questionnaires as part of a third-party risk management program.
This white paper explores the five key stages for creating an effective Third Party Risk Management Questionaire.
Following the Third Party Risk Management Webinar: How to Develop Effective Information Gathering for Third Parties, we have created a white paper that will focus on how to approach questionnaires.
The guide includes…
The primary mechanism by which organizations are assessing the threats introduced by third parties through the use of third-party risk management questionnaires or ‘due diligence’ assessments.
This mechanism relies on two things to be true to be effective:
In recent years there have been many articles and conference speakers who have challenged the effectiveness of the due diligence assessment, but unfortunately, the alternatives require investment and/or alignment to a common standard. Neither of which has gained traction and as such, the assessment remains the most popular option. As the organization asking the questions only has limited influence over the responding organization, through contractual obligations and commercial commitments.
We must then look at how questions are being asked and if there are improvements that can be made. SureCloud has researched broader practices around questionnaires and surveys as well as the psychology behind respondents and have drafted this paper to help organizations in writing better questions to get better information.
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