Agentic third-party
risk and security.

Your supplier network grows faster than your team. Coverbase puts agents to work on the research, evidence gathering, and review that sit between a new business relationship and a confident decision.

Security, financial, legal, and compliance evidence belong in the same record. In TPM-Bench, the cases a frontier model cannot solve on its own are the ones whose decisive fact is a renewal date, an open finding, an owner on leave, or a sanctions change held in Coverbase.

A document arriving should move an assessment forward, not add another item to an analyst's queue. Coverbase reads the material, checks it against your requirements, and identifies what still needs an answer.

In TPM-Bench, Coverbase scores 0.84. The strongest frontier model on its own, Claude Opus 5.5, scores 0.73.

Start with a supplier's public footprint, financial information, sanctions exposure, and adverse media. Coverbase researches these sources and prepares the intake information your team needs to evaluate the relationship.

The result is a better starting point for procurement and risk. Less asking for what is already available. More attention to what is actually missing.

Your policies define an acceptable supplier. Coverbase evaluates evidence against your control set rather than asking your team to work around a fixed scoring model.

Your reviewers' decisions help shape future assessments. Program knowledge stays with the program, instead of disappearing into individual inboxes.

A straightforward supplier shouldn't require a long exchange of questionnaires. Coverbase assembles evidence from trust centers, public filings, and connected data sources to complete low-risk assessments.

Reserve the deeper investigation for the relationships where exposure, criticality, or missing evidence demands it.

Approval is a moment. Exposure keeps changing. Coverbase follows supplier signals across risk domains and brings new developments back into the vendor record.

When something changes, your team can investigate the impact, contact the supplier, and carry the finding into the next review.

The largest gap in the benchmark is REPORT, where a board or regulator number has to reconcile with the record: 0.93 for Coverbase, 0.45 for Claude Opus 5.5 on its own.

A written answer describes a configuration. An inspection examines it. With read-only access, Coverbase agents inspect vendor application settings, access controls, and integrations.

Findings become part of the supplier's risk profile, connecting what a vendor says with what your team can verify.

Service levels, breach terms, and other obligations are too important to leave inside a PDF. Coverbase extracts them from supplier contracts and tracks supplier performance against monitoring data and supplier reports.

When the evidence changes, risk findings can inform contract addenda. Legal commitments and operational reality stay in the same view.

Your direct supplier is not always the end of the chain. Fourth-party monitoring brings another layer of dependencies into view.

Give your team the context to investigate how an issue elsewhere in a supplier's network could affect your own business.

An identified issue needs a next step. Coverbase connects assessment exceptions, follow-up questions, and supplier outreach so the review can keep moving.

Keep the evidence and the response close to the finding. Your team can focus on resolving an issue instead of reconstructing its history.

Procurement and security are working on the same relationship. Coverbase connects supplier intake, sourcing, and review so risk context can inform the purchase rather than arrive after it.

Autonomous Intake, RFP support, and workflow automation give the process a common starting point.

SOC 2, NIST CSF, DORA, ISO 27001, or a control set your team built itself. Coverbase works with the requirements already shaping your program.

Start with the standards you need to meet. Apply them consistently across documents, suppliers, and assessments.

A new capability shouldn't require a new operating model. Coverbase can work alongside ServiceNow, ProcessUnity, Aravo, Archer, and other GRC platforms.

Connect through integrations or an API when your team is ready. Keep the context flowing between the places where decisions happen.

You can begin with documents and assessments, without connecting another system first. Coverbase supports a standalone deployment as well as a more connected setup.

Choose the entry point that makes sense for your team, then extend it as the program develops.

Coverbase's MCP server and in-app agents bring third-party management capabilities into connected tools. The next action can start closer to the conversation or system that prompted it.

Your team gets another way to work with Coverbase without making every task a trip to a separate application.

Some programs need capacity. Others need an experienced team to run more of the process. Coverbase offers managed third-party risk services alongside its software.

Choose the support your organization needs, with human experts available for the work that calls for judgment.

Intake, assessment, monitoring, inspection, and contracts are connected parts of a business relationship. Evidence gathered in one stage should improve the decisions made in another.

Coverbase connects that work around the supplier. The next review starts with what you already know, not another blank page.