TPRM Roles and Responsibilities Explained for Analysts, CISOs and Procurement

In this video, Rahul Tyagi, Co-Founder of Safe Security and TPRM Thought Leader, explains the 2026 TPRM Roles and Responsibilities Mind Map in a simple and practical way.

A real Third Party Risk Management program is not only the job of the TPRM Analyst. It needs clear ownership across the TPRM Analyst, CISO, CTO, CIO, Procurement, Legal, and Finance teams.

In this video, you will understand:

How the TPRM Analyst keeps the program moving
How the CISO owns the cyber risk view
How the CTO checks technical and integration risk
How the CIO looks at operational impact and continuity
How Procurement manages vendor onboarding and commercial discipline
How Legal makes vendor risk protection enforceable
How Finance connects vendor risk to financial exposure

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