Emerging threats

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Commercial organisationsWe support commercial organisations operating in a digital world, seeking to protect their reputation and prevent business disruption caused by cyber attacks and compliance breaches.
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UK government and public sectorWe support UK government organisations responsible for safeguarding critical infrastructure, preserving public trust, and maintaining national security.



A major UK financial services organisation needed to scale its third-party supplier due diligence programme to keep pace with a growing supplier portfolio.
With a large number of suppliers requiring review and limited specialist capacity in-house, the organisation sought a specialist partner who could deliver rigorous assessments at pace — working within their existing tools, processes and compliance framework.
This case study outlines how PGI embedded within the client's environment to more than double their monthly assessment completion rate — and what we found along the way about the systemic risks hiding across their supplier base.
For the methodology, findings, and practical recommendations for maturing your own third-party risk programme:

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