From Fragmented Signals to Connected Risk Intelligence

TPRM programs have blind spots. Cyber risk teams are data-rich but flying blind on third-party exposure 2-3 tiers deep. Close those gaps with integrated corporate network intelligence and real-time cyber posture ratings, unified with beneficial ownership and sanctions data for the first time.

April 15, 2026 · 11:00 AM EDT / 19:00 CET

Upcoming Live Event · 50 min

Live Masterclass · April 15, 2026

Reserve Your Spot

Join Sayari and Black Kite on April 15th to learn how integrated cyber and ownership intelligence closes TPRM blind spots across every tier of your supply chain.

TPRM programs have blind spots. Cyber risk teams are data-rich but flying blind on third-party exposure two to three tiers deep. Sayari and Black Kite integration brings corporate network intelligence and real-time cyber posture ratings together – creating the unified vendor risk view that risk leaders have been searching for.

What You Will Learn

Cyber Hygiene as Risk Indicator Real-time indicator of operational maturity and broader fraud risk across your vendor ecosystem
Hidden Ownership Risk Identification Identify high-risk ownership structures and sanctioned entities hidden two to three tiers away in your supply chain and assess their impact on your software bill of materials
Real-Time Risk Signals Why static questionnaires and point-in-time assessments fail, and how continuous, real-time risk signals replace them in modern TPRM programs
Actionable Intelligence Move from theoretical risk data to actionable intelligence that identifies which risks actually matter to your operations and mission
Integrated Workflows Reduce manual research workload and tool sprawl through fully integrated workflows that eliminate duplicated effort

The Challenge

Cyber risk teams operate in fragmented systems. Your real supply chain exposure lives two and three tiers deep in ownership structures, subsidiaries, and technology dependencies. Annual questionnaires can’t keep pace with how quickly third-party cyber risk evolves. Tool sprawl burns analyst time and introduces error. When context lives across multiple platforms, critical risk signals get missed. The only path forward is integrated intelligence without duplicated work.

Who Should Watch

This masterclass is built for risk and security leaders responsible for vendor oversight and third-party risk management:

Cyber Risk Teams Security leaders and analysts mapping third-party cyber exposure across your vendor base
TPRM Practitioners Risk managers modernizing fragmented workflows with unified intelligence
Procurement Security Leads Sourcing and procurement teams embedding risk signals into vendor selection and onboarding
Supply Chain Security Managers Operations leaders identifying and mitigating risk across multi-tier networks

Don’t miss the live session – April 15th

FAQ

Black Kite Integration

Black Kite’s real-time cybersecurity posture ratings are now natively integrated inside Sayari’s TPRM solution. This means TPRM teams can assess both the ownership structure and cyber hygiene of any vendor across multiple tiers without switching platforms or manually correlating data across tools.

N-Tier Risk

N-tier supply chain risk refers to exposure that comes not just from your direct (tier-one) vendors, but from their vendors (tier two) and their vendors’ vendors (tier three and beyond). Many organizations have visibility into tier one, but fail to see material risk hidden two and three tiers away.

SBOM Risk

A Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) is an inventory of all software components, including open-source libraries, used in a product or system. When a supplier has poor cyber hygiene or is compromised, vulnerabilities in their software stack can propagate into your SBOM and downstream products.

Speakers

Bob Maley

Chief Security Officer | Black Kite

Bob has been involved in security for most of his career, initially in physical security as a law enforcement officer. In those years Bob acquired broad expertise across all areas of security, including third-party security, risk assessment, architecture, policy development, incident response and investigation. Most recently, he was Head of PayPal’s Global Third-Party Security & Inspections team, developing the program from the ground up into a state-of-the-art risk management program. In a previous role as Chief Information Security Officer for the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, he led the Pennsylvania Information Security Architecture program to win the 2007 award for outstanding achievement in information technology by NASCIO. Bob’s certifications include CRISC, CTPRP and OpenFAIR.

Owen Denby

General Counsel | Sayari

Owen serves as General Counsel at Sayari, overseeing all legal and compliance matters for the organization. With deep expertise in international trade, sanctions law, and regulatory compliance, Owen brings strategic perspective to how risk intelligence is applied in highly regulated industries.

Save Your Seat – April 15th at 11: 00 AM EDT

Join Sayari and Black Kite to see how integrated corporate network intelligence and real-time cyber posture ratings close the blind spots in your TPRM program.