Suppliers
NIS-2 holds you responsible for the security of your supply chain, not just your own systems. turingsecure gives you a third-party risk register: tier each vendor by risk, run due-diligence questionnaires, and link the contracts and data-processing agreements that govern them. This is the risk register. The link between an asset and who supplies it lives in Asset Management.
Know Your Third-Party Risk
One Register for Every Vendor Relationship
Regulators no longer accept a supplier list in a spreadsheet. NIS-2 expects you to know which third parties carry real risk, to have checked them before you rely on them, and to have the contractual terms that make security enforceable.
turingsecure keeps every supplier in one register. Each vendor carries a risk tier, the due-diligence questionnaire you sent them, and links to the contract and data-processing agreement that govern the relationship. When an auditor asks how you manage supply-chain risk, the answer is a single, current record rather than a scramble across departments.
What the Module Does
Register, Tier, Assess, Contract
- Vendor Register
Keep every third party and vendor in one place with its contacts, services and the data or systems it can reach.
- Risk Tiering
Rate each supplier by the risk it carries, so due diligence and oversight go where the exposure actually is, not evenly across the list.
- Due-Diligence Questionnaires
Send security and privacy questionnaires, collect the responses against the vendor, and keep them as dated proof that you checked.
- Contracts and DPAs
Link the contract and the data-processing agreement to each supplier, so the terms that make security enforceable are never lost.
Related
Related Modules
Supplier risk is one part of the management system. These modules connect to it.
- Frameworks
The supply-chain duty comes from frameworks such as NIS-2. Frameworks is where you adopt and map them.
- Controls
Supplier oversight is a set of controls. Link register entries to the controls they satisfy.
- Evidence
Questionnaires and contracts become evidence. Evidence keeps that proof attached to the control it supports.
- Audits
Auditors test how you manage third-party risk. Audits is where that review is planned and recorded.
Bring Your Supply Chain Into One Register
Book a personal demo and see how risk tiering, questionnaires and contracts meet the NIS-2 supply-chain duty.