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Read MoreThis collaboration will enhance AJC’s third-party risk management (TPRM) services, allowing clients to proactively identify, assess, and manage cyber risks associated with their vendors, partners, and supply chain.
In today’s highly connected digital economy, organisations increasingly rely on third-party services and platforms to support core operations. While this brings efficiency and scale, it also introduces a growing level of cyber risk. Industry reports indicate that over 50% of data breaches now originate from third parties, a statistic that underscores the need for robust, continuous vendor risk management.
Through this partnership, AJC clients will gain access to Mastercard RiskRecon’s automated, non-intrusive scanning technology, which provides real-time, risk-prioritised ratings of third-party cyber hygiene. The platform offers detailed, sector-specific insights and customisable views to help businesses align vendor oversight with their own policies, thresholds, and compliance requirements.
RiskRecon stands out in the TPRM landscape for its ability to:
AJC will support the implementation and integration of RiskRecon within clients’ existing risk, compliance, and procurement frameworks. This includes advisory and hands-on support for:
By embedding RiskRecon into a broader governance framework, AJC enables organisations to move beyond point-in-time assessments and adopt a more dynamic and resilient approach to managing vendor-related risk.
Commenting on the partnership, Adrian Jolly, Founder and Managing Director of AJC, said:
“Third-party cyber risk is one of the most persistent threats facing organisations today. Our partnership with Mastercard RiskRecon strengthens our ability to help clients tackle this challenge with data-driven insight, practical tools, and expert support. Together, we are making vendor risk visible, actionable, and aligned with regulatory expectations.”
This partnership forms part of AJC’s broader mission to help businesses enhance their cyber resilience and meet evolving compliance demands with confidence.
If your business works with suppliers, SaaS providers, or external data processors, it is exposed to third-party cyber risk. For more information or to schedule a free demo and consultation, please contact enquire@ajollyconsulting.co.uk or visit the Third-Party Risk Services page.
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