Connect with your suppliers, understand the dependencies behind them and respond to emerging threats together. Risk Ledger brings supplier assurance and network visibility into one platform.
Here as a supplier? Join for freeSeparate suppliers can rely on the same provider. Risk Ledger helps you see the dependencies behind your supplier list.
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Apollo doubled its supplier monitoring coverage in its first two weeks, moving to continuous monitoring of 60 suppliers.
See Apollo’s resultA supplier assessment tells you about one organisation. A network helps you understand the relationships around it. Risk Ledger brings both into your security team’s day-to-day work.
Suppliers maintain a standardised security profile and share it with connected clients. Your team can review consistent information, ask follow-up questions and focus on the gaps that matter.
See how shared assessments workRisk Ledger prompts suppliers to answer a standardised set of questions about an emerging threat. Follow their reported status as it changes and use those responses to guide your next action.
Explore emerging threat responseUse mapped relationships to show where your organisation depends on the same providers through different suppliers. Give resilience and leadership teams a clearer basis for prioritisation.
Review supplier information, investigate shared dependencies and track responses in context. Bring the right questions to the suppliers supporting your critical services.
Keep one profile up to date and share it with clients. Reduce repetitive requests and work directly with client security teams when they need more detail.
What changes when you move from individual supplier reviews to a connected view of supply chain security?
ASCS combines standardised supplier assessments, network visibility, ongoing monitoring and collaboration. Risk Ledger brings these capabilities together so teams can assess individual suppliers while understanding the connections between them.
Risk Ledger maps relationships between organisations to reveal fourth-party and more distant dependencies. Your view develops as organisations connect and share information; a network map should not be treated as a complete inventory of every dependency.
No. It is a reason to investigate. Consider which services depend on it, how critical those services are and what continuity arrangements exist. Network visibility helps you make an informed decision about accepting or reducing that exposure.
A network connection is not a certification or a guarantee of security. Risk Ledger helps you review supplier-provided assessment information and supporting evidence. Your organisation still decides whether that evidence and the remaining risk meet its requirements.
Suppliers can request a free profile. The Risk Ledger team confirms the request and provides access so they can complete their assessment and connect with clients. Get started as a supplier
See how Risk Ledger connects supplier assurance, network visibility and collective response in one platform.
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