Scrut Automation Named a Category Leader in the Chartis RiskTech Quadrant® for TPRM 2026

This recognition highlights Scrut Automation’s strength in helping organizations manage third-party risk through unified, AI-powered GRC workflow.

Scrut Automation, an AI-native Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC) platform, announced that it has been named a Category Leader in the Chartis RiskTech Quadrant^® for Third-Party Risk Management Solutions, 2026.

Scrut’s GRC platform centralizes third-party risk data, automates routine assessments, and provides actionable insights, allowing clients to reduce exposures in their supplier networks.”

— Michael Versace, Research Director at Chartis.

The recognition reflects Scrut’s growing presence in the third-party risk management market and its ability to help organizations manage vendor risk through a unified platform that connects risks, controls, evidence, assessments, and remediation workflows.

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The Chartis RiskTech Quadrant^® evaluates providers based on the completeness of their offerings and market potential. The assessment also considers capabilities across areas such as data integration, assessment and monitoring, process management and automation, and the interaction between human expertise and AI.

Scrut’s placement in the Category Leaders quadrant reflects its strength across both dimensions.

“This recognition reflects more than strong TPRM capabilities,” said Aayush Ghosh Choudhary, CEO and Co-founder of Scrut Automation. “It validates Scrut’s approach to helping lean GRC teams centralize risk data, automate routine assessments, surface actionable insights, and move findings toward resolution through continuous monitoring, workflow integration, and Scrut Teammates.”

Third-party risk is no longer a standalone compliance exercise. As organizations rely on an expanding network of vendors, cloud providers, applications, and business partners, security and compliance teams need a clearer view of how third-party risks affect their broader GRC posture.

Scrut helps organizations manage this complexity by connecting vendor data with risks, controls, evidence, and remediation activities in a single system.

Through its Unified Control Framework, Scrut enables teams to map controls, risks, evidence, and requirements across more than 70 frameworks. Scrut Teammates adds AI-powered assistance across GRC workflows, helping teams identify gaps, prioritize findings, recommend next steps, generate remediation tasks, and track progress toward resolution.

The Chartis recognition comes as organizations increasingly look beyond point solutions for vendor risk and toward more integrated approaches to governance, risk, and compliance.

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