Become a Certified Third-Party Risk Management (TPRM) Professional
Transformation
and rising reliance on vendors, 60%+ of recent cyber incidents are linked to
third parties. Legacy checklists are no longer enough—organizations now
demand structured, lifecycle-based TPRM frameworks to protect sensitive
data and ensure compliance with global regulations (ISO 27001, GDPR, DPDP Act
2023, etc.)
This
Bootcamp equips you to Master TPRM
Master the complete TPRM lifecycle – from pre-onboarding to termination
Understand regulatory alignment with frameworks like SAMA, RBI, GDPR, HIPAA
Identify, assess, and mitigate inherent and residual risks in third-party ecosystems
Apply practical tools and techniques to strengthen compliance posture
What Makes Our TPRM Bootcamp Different?
Full Session Recordings
Learn and revise anytime
Ready-Reckoner Study Guide
Covers frameworks, checklists, and templates
1:1 Mentorship Sessions
Personalized help post-training
Exclusive Alumni Community
Network with cybersecurity professionals
Interview Preparation Assistance
For TPRM, ISMS & Risk roles.
TPRM Bootcamp Curriculum
Modules Overview
TPRM Program
- Essential building blocks of the TPRM Program
- Pre-requisites to build the TPRM program (policy, budget, approval, tools, human resources, process, teams)
Introduction to TPRM
- Why is it the need of the hour
- TPRM risks that organizations are exposed to
- Regulations and standards enforcing TPRM
- Benefits for the company
TPRM Life Cycle and Process
- Overview of the TPRM process, Roles and Responsibilities
- Inherent Risk, Control Effectiveness & Residual Risk
- Contract Managment
- Vendor Security Monitoring
Security Due Diligence
(Deep Dive)
- Information Security Domains
- Security and Privacy Regulations
- Security Standards
- Assessment Reports
- Templates
Security Ratings
- Benefits of Security Ratings
- Overview of Methodology
- Risk factors and scoring
- Benefits of
Contract Management
- Overview & Life Cycle
- Types of contracts & examples
- Security Exhibit & Importance
- Applicability of Security Exhibit
- Use Cases & approach to deviations
Third Party Incident Management
- Triage & Respond
- Stakeholder Communication
- Evidence gathering & Impact analysis
- Reporting & Assessment
Skill Competency in Human Resources
- Technical Skills
- Relevant Certifications
- Soft Skills
- Stakeholder Management
- Reporting TPRM Performance
TPRM Operations
- Teams supporting end-to-end Onboarding
- Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs), Policies, Templates
- Change Management Process
- TPRM Metrics
Key Learnings from the Workshop
Sohil K. Naikwadi
CRISC, ISO 27001 LA, CCNA, CCNP,
DCPLA (privacy), Azure, Security Scorecard
Know your Coach
Sohil K. Naikwadi is an Information Security Professional with a Master’s Degree (MSc in Network Security) from the UK and over 17 years of proven experience playing various info sec roles (Security Compliance Specialist, Infosec officer, SOC Lead, Infosec consultant, Internal auditor) and TPRM roles (Senior Manager/Associate Director) across various industries, Fortune 500 companies, Retail, Banking, Insurance, Education, Government & Defense and across geographies, Middle East, Singapore, UK, India.
Why Choose Cybernous for TPRM Training?
Feature
Instructor Experience
Hands-on Labs
Alumni
Benefits
15+ years of industry experience with real-world security cases
Real TPRM lifecycle use cases
Global Professional Community
May vary, often with less experience
Mostly theory
Risk Assessment Assignment
Unleash your potential in Third-Party Risk Management and accelerate your career.
Enroll in our advanced training to become a sought-after expert in one of today's most critical risk domains.
Master complex strategies, influence leadership, and drive your organization forward.
FAQ's
Industry professionals in the following fields would benefit from this Course
- Information Security Audit
- Risk Management Professionals who aspire to learn and gain exposure to TPRM
- Professional Services (consulting)
- Business Sponsors/Partners
- Security Compliance
- Supply Chain Professionals
- Procurement Professionals
- Security/Risk Analysts
- Legal
- Develop and expand TPRM (also called as Supply Chain Risk Management) as a niche skill in the industry
- Practical exposure would help understand the dynamics of operations
- Helps understand the gaps (if any) in the current process followed
- Participate in crucial discussions with the business and security leadership
- Helps to cross-train team members
- Build a Knowledge base for the team
- Better manage the risks identified
- Good understanding of basic concepts of risk management lifecycle
- Good exposure to information security domains
- Exposure to regulations and security standards
- Exposure to the concepts of security audits
- Moderately fluent in spoken and written communication (English)
- Exposure to basic legal terms and definitions such as liability and indemnity
Yes, at least 3 working days before the course commences. For <3 days, please reach out to us at contact@cybernous.com
For now, we are providing classroom training but stay tuned for more good news. We are open to discussing requirements for on-site training.
The TPRM lifecycle covers five main stages:
- 1. Pre-Onboarding: You filter vendors and assign risk tiers before they enter your system. The goal is to prevent weak links from joining your ecosystem.
- 2. Due Diligence & Onboarding: In this phase, you validate security controls, contracts & SLAs, and data handling practices.
- 3. Contract Reviews: This involves ensuring that SLAs, compliance, and risk obligations remain aligned throughout the vendor relationship.
- 4. Continuous Monitoring: You actively track vulnerabilities, incidents, and ESG metrics.
- 5. Offboarding: This final stage ensures a clean disengagement, including data return, risk closure, and ensuring there are no loose ends.
A formal offboarding process is necessary to ensure a clean disengagement from a third party. This prevents future security risks by managing critical steps like data return, formal risk closure, and ensuring there are no loose ends, such as lingering system access or unresolved contractual obligations.
A successful TPRM program is built on three core pillars: Visibility, Accountability, and Security. Achieving excellence in these three areas is how a resilient enterprise protects trust across its entire digital ecosystem.