Your organization’s security is only as strong as its weakest link—and in today’s interconnected business landscape, third-party vendors and external partners often represent significant points of vulnerability. A Third-party/Vendor Risk Assessment ensures these partnerships do not compromise your security posture by proactively identifying risks introduced by external collaborators.
At Infosecproshub, we help organizations evaluate and manage vendor security to protect sensitive data, maintain compliance, and reduce the likelihood of breaches originating from supply chain vulnerabilities.

Unauthorized access through compromised vendor systems.

Non-compliance with regulations due to poor vendor cybersecurity practices.

Downtime or service interruptions caused by security failures in your supply chain.

Loss of customer trust following a breach involving third-party partners.
We begin by identifying and classifying all your external vendors based on their access to your organization’s systems and data. Vendors handling sensitive information or performing critical functions are prioritized for deeper evaluations.
We assess each vendor's cybersecurity measures, including their use of encryption, access controls, incident response plans, and adherence to security frameworks like ISO 27001 or NIST. This ensures vendors meet your industry’s security standards.
Our team reviews vendors’ compliance with regulatory requirements such as GDPR, HIPAA, PCI DSS, and CMMC. This minimizes legal and financial risks associated with non-compliance.
We evaluate the broader security of your supply chain, identifying potential risks at every touchpoint to create a full risk profile of your business ecosystem.
We examine agreements with third parties to ensure they include clear security obligations, data protection clauses, and incident notification requirements.
Based on our findings, we provide tailored, step-by-step recommendations to address any gaps in vendor security. These include technical measures, such as implementing multi-factor authentication, and operational strategies, like enhanced vendor monitoring.
Cybersecurity is not static. Through continuous monitoring and periodic re-assessments, we ensure vendors maintain compliance and adapt to new threats as they arise.