Vendor-Provided Resources
Here you can find links to resources supplied by TPRA Vendor Members (TPRM Service Providers). Some of these resources require you to input information to obtain the document.
Note: TPRA does not support one particular service provider over another, nor do we benefit from providing you the links below. Read and implement at your own risk.
If you are a TPRA Vendor Member and have a resource or link you would like to see added to this page, please submit through our Vendor Submissions form, or send it to Meghan Schrader at meghan.schrader@tprassociation.org for review.
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Center for Financial Professionals (CeFPro)
The New Risk Landscape: Global CeFPro Risk Outlook Report 2026
April 14, 2026
This report explores how financial institutions are responding to a rapidly evolving risk environment shaped by AI, technology dependency, cyber threats, geopolitics, and systemic interconnectedness. Drawing on insights from 100 global risk professionals, it examines how the hierarchy of risk is changing, and why traditional risk frameworks are increasingly being tested.
The CeFPro Risk Outlook 2026 highlights where institutions are investing, where governance and ownership remain fragmented, and where gaps between ambition and execution are creating new vulnerabilities. It also explores how risk leaders are rethinking resilience, accountability, and capability maturity in the face of emerging and interconnected risks.
Download the report to uncover the latest data, themes, and strategic insights shaping the future of risk management.
Secure Controls Framework (SCF)
Security, Compliance & Resilience Management System (SCRMS)
March 10, 2026
The Secure Controls Framework (SCF) Security, Compliance & Resilience Management System (SCRMS) is intended to be utilized as a holistic, technology-agnostic framework for an entity to design, implement and maintain secure, compliant and resilient capabilities, covering an organization’s People, Processes, Technology, Data and Facilities (PPTDF), regardless of how or where data is stored, processed and/or transmitted.
There are two (2) fundamental goals of the Security, Compliance & Resilience Management System (SCRMS):
1. Provide the structure for an entity to be secure, compliant and resilient; and
2. Generate defensible evidence of due diligence and due care that is capable of defending the entity’s cybersecurity and data protection practices to against legal challenges, if an incident should occur.
Aprovall
TPRM Organizational Silos: How to Break Down Barriers
March 6, 2026
In many companies, organizational silos remain a persistent reality. Procurement, Legal, Compliance, Finance, and IT often still operate as independent units, each with their own tools, priorities, and metrics. Despite years of digitalization efforts, these internal divisions continue to hinder overall organizational performance.
Aravo
Beyond Base Camp: Making TPRM a Strategic Partnership
March 3, 2026
The risk and compliance landscape is evolving faster than ever. Regulatory expectations continue to expand; new risk domains emerge, and organizations face increasing pressure to demonstrate control, transparency, and accountability across their third-party ecosystems. What was once a largely operational function has become a strategic imperative that spans the enterprise.
Aravo
HITRUST
Transforming Vendor Risk Management: The Business Impact of HITRUST Assurance
February 19, 2026
HITRUST transforms cybersecurity in third-party risk management from a costly compliance burden into a scalable, defensible, and resilient business advantage. Organizations using the HITRUST validated assurance model report higher efficiency, lower operational costs, and dramatically improved risk posture.
HITRUST
Redefining Third-Party Risk Management with the HITRUST Validated Assurance
February 19, 2026
Traditional TPRM has become complex, reactive, and hard to scale. Our new white paper explores a better way: Validated Assurance with HITRUST — a model that replaces fragmented oversight with verified, efficient, and defensible approach.
CyberCert
Whole of Supplier Cyber Assurance Program
February 19, 2026
Traditional approaches often miss the SMB third and fourth party suppliers. Or they don't scale; questionnaires overwhelm the SMB and they're subjective. Certification against an international, non-subjective standard (SMB1001) solves this problem for hundreds of millions of third, fourth, and fifth parties worldwide. SMBs get it once, show it to many.