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Find your supply chain's single points of failure.

See where one vendor or provider failure would take down critical operations, including concentration, systemic dependencies and fourth parties shared by several of your vendors, together with recent events at those providers.

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Overview

What Risk Visualizer & Point of Failure does

Knowing a vendor's risk score is only half the picture. You also need to know what breaks if that vendor fails. Point of Failure is built from your services, sub-processors, assets, business services, cloud providers and risk dependencies. It shows critical services, applications or vendors with no mapped alternative, provider concentration, systemic dependencies, and fourth parties shared by several vendors.

Recent events at those providers appear alongside, and each can become a finding, be saved for later, trigger a reassessment request or be ignored. The Risk Visualizer also includes the Third Party Feed of vendor intelligence, a Saved Library and Legal & Financial Risk.

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Capabilities

Key capabilities

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Single points of failure

Critical services, applications or vendors with no mapped alternative.

02

Provider concentration

Dependency clusters on the same provider.

03

Shared fourth parties

Sub-processors used by several of your vendors.

04

Event overlay

Recent events at the providers you depend on.

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Actions

Create a finding, save, request reassessment or ignore.

06

Third Party Feed

Vendor intelligence with a Saved Library and Legal & Financial Risk.

Benefits

The business case.

Efficiency, multi-framework alignment, reduced complexity and streamlined processes: what Risk Visualizer & Point of Failure changes for your programme.

Risk reduction
Concentration visible

Before an outage

Understand dependency risk proactively.

Achieving compliance
Operational resilience

Concentration evidence

Supports supply-chain and resilience expectations in NIS2 and APRA standards.

Visibility & decision-making
Board-level clarity

Critical dependencies mapped

Explain supply-chain exposure in one picture.

Reduced complexity
Derived, not drawn

No dependency spreadsheets

The view is built from records you already keep.

Efficiency figures compare the effort of each workflow cycle in RiskVantis with the same work done manually or in a traditional GRC tool. Your result depends on your starting point; we will model it with you in a demo.

How it works

From setup to outcome.

Map

Record services, sub-processors and asset relationships.

Visualise

Identify single points of failure and concentration.

Watch

See events at the providers you depend on.

Act

Raise findings or request reassessment.

Framework alignment

Supports your obligations.

Risk Visualizer & Point of Failure contributes evidence and coverage to these frameworks and regulations.

NIS2 (supply chain)ISO/IEC 27001:2022 (A.5.23, A.5.30)APRA CPS 234NIST CSF 2.0 (GV.SC)

All supported frameworks

FAQ

Common questions.

Do I need to draw the dependency map?

No. It is derived from services, sub-processors, assets, business services, cloud providers and risk dependencies you already record.

What counts as a single point of failure?

A critical service, application or vendor with no mapped alternative.

Can events trigger reassessment?

Yes, as a request a person makes from the event.

See Risk Visualizer & Point of Failure in action.

Book a 30-minute walkthrough tailored to your frameworks, vendors and team.