Connect with your suppliers, understand their security controls and dependencies 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.
From the first assessment to ongoing oversight, give your team a clearer way to manage supply chain risks.
Review shared security profiles, automate follow-ups and reduce repetitive assessment work.
Supplier due diligenceCompare suppliers against your policies, identify gaps and track agreed improvements.
Review and remediateMap nth-party dependencies and identify where separate suppliers rely on the same providers.
Supply chain visibilityCheck potential exposure, follow supplier responses and coordinate action in one place.
Emerging threat responseTrack changes and remediation progress, then give stakeholders evidence of ongoing oversight.
Monitoring and reportingOne shared profile becomes part of a connected network. That changes how your team sees risk, tracks changes and works with suppliers.
Suppliers maintain a standardised security profile and share it with connected clients. Review consistent information, ask follow-up questions and focus on the gaps that matter.
Less repeat work. More time for risk analysis.
Join the dots between suppliers to reveal nth-party dependencies and concentration risk. Separate contracts can hide a common provider. Seeing that connection gives you a reason to investigate.
A connected view goes beyond a supplier list.
Explore supply chain visibilityTrack changes to supplier profiles and remediation over time. When a threat emerges, use supplier responses to understand potential exposure and decide where your team needs to act.
Keep the picture current as new information emerges.
Explore monitoring and reportingDiscuss controls and evidence directly with suppliers. When an emerging threat needs attention, follow their reported status, coordinate next steps and keep the response connected.
Work with the people who can investigate and remediate.
Explore emerging threat responsePublished customer stories show how teams have expanded coverage, uncovered dependencies and reduced assessment effort.
Apollo moved from assessing around 30 suppliers annually to continuously monitoring 60 suppliers within its first two weeks.
Read Apollo’s storySchroders Personal Wealth reported visibility into 95% of its suppliers, with mapping extending beyond direct relationships.
Read the SPW storyScotRail reported that Risk Ledger’s emerging threats feature made it simpler to understand its supply chain’s position and response during the Log4j incident.
Read ScotRail’s story“The standardisation of processes have reduced administrative overhead and enabled our team to focus more on risk analysis rather than data collection...”
Customer-reported outcomes from the linked case studies. Results reflect each organisation’s programme.
Bring your policies, supplier relationships and reporting needs into a more connected process.
Explore programme fitRequest access to existing profiles or invite suppliers in bulk, with automated reminders and supplier support.
Use custom policies and labels to align reviews with your organisation’s requirements and supplier criticality.
Use CSV/PDF exports and the API to bring Risk Ledger data into other reporting systems. Discuss your workflow and integration needs in the demo.
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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