The Future of Third-Party Reporting: What to Expect
Most organisations have invested in supplier assurance: checklists, templates, SOC reports. But the data is siloed, the reporting is manual and the view of risk is fragmented.
In this video, Raj Kohli, Managing Director at DCR Partners, explains why that matters in practice. When your security team is assuring cyber controls but nobody has noticed your critical supplier's financial health has been deteriorating for the last three years, you don't have oversight. You have documentation.
The future of third-party reporting is moving toward aggregated, real-time risk visibility, bringing together financial health, security, compliance, beneficial ownership and more into a single coherent view.
The starting point? Using the data you already have and presenting it consistently. That's the foundation for everything that comes next.