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This article highlights the growing threat of AI-driven supply chain attacks and demonstrates how organisations can harness the power of AI to reinforce their defences.

Learn everything about Product Level Answers, a new Risk Ledger product feature that allows suppliers to accurately represent the true nature of their security controls across multiple products and services, while giving clients the granular visibility they need to make informed risk decisions.

Discover how the upcoming UK Cyber Security and Resilience Bill will introduce robust new duties on critical suppliers, expand regulatory oversight, and future-proof the UK's critical national infrastructure.

Risk Ledger has joined the Lloyd's Market Association (LMA) as an Associate Member, marking a major milestone in our commitment to the Insurance industry.

This article explores the importance of collaboration with industry peers to advance third-party risk management – helping organisations address fast-growing risks from supply chain cyber-attacks.

We're launching Product Level Answers, a new enhancement that simplifies due diligence across multiple products from the same supplier. This marks our first major release designed specifically to enhance the supplier experience.

In this second article in our series "Breaking down Silos: The Power of Collaboration in TPRM", we explain how enhanced collaboration with suppliers can overcome many of the current shortcomings with TPRM, enabling faster incident response, deeper supply chain insight, and a stronger collective defence against supply chain cyber threats.

In this regulatory explainer, we outline the key NIS2 mandates, their implications for third-party risk management (TPRM), and how companies can achieve compliance and become more resilient to supply chain incidents.

This first article in our series “Breaking Down Siloes: The Power of Collaboration in TPRM”, we zoom in on why cross-team collaboration on third-party risk management is crucial, and how to achieve it.

Geopolitical upheaval and growing cyber threats are putting UK energy supply chains at risk. In this article, we explore ways to secure critical national infrastructure against this growing threat through collaboration.

In this article, we examine the impacts of geopolitical uncertainty and trade tensions in 2025, and how organisations can secure their supply chains and minimise cybersecurity risks.

In this Explainer, we offer insights into why data protection and confidentiality should be top-of-mind of any cyber security team, and how to ensure that your external vendors and service providers to not pose a risk to your or your customers' data.