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Know what happens to your business if a critical software vendor fails

Software Escrow for Aerospace

40+

Years' experience

14,000+

Global customers

135+

Countries reached

What you'll get from your free software risk assessment

In the assessment, we'll help you:

  • Map your most critical software suppliers and dependencies
  • Assess whether current continuity and recovery controls are practical
  • Evaluate whether software escrow and verification coverage supports real-world recovery
  • Prioritize actions to reduce third-party software and vendor risk

After the assessment, you'll receive: Clear, actionable recommendations to help improve vendor due diligence, software vendor assessments, and third-party risk management processes.

Critical software vendors can create hidden continuity, lock-in, and supply chain risks that standard due diligence may not uncover

Our complimentary Software Risk Assessment helps you understand where vendor failure, supplier insolvency, vendor lock-in, and third-party software dependency could affect business continuity. In a short review, we’ll help you identify priority risks across your software ecosystem and provide practical recommendations.

Use the assessment to uncover where software vendor risk could affect:

  • Access to business-critical applications or source code
  • Continuity if a software supplier fails, becomes insolvent, is acquired, or reduces support
  • Recovery options where vendor lock-in or concentration risk limits flexibility
  • Hidden third-party dependencies across your software supply chain
  • Gaps in vendor due diligence, stressed exit planning, or TPRM controls

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Why traditional vendor due diligence
leaves you vulnerable

Gaps in standard vendor due diligence

Standard checks may not show what happens if a critical software vendor fails, is acquired, or stops supporting your business.

Vendor lock-in can slow your response

Single vendor dependency can make it harder to respond quickly, migrate systems, or maintain access to essential software.

Supplier failure can disrupt operations

Insolvency, bankruptcy, or service decline can create downtime, cost, and continuity challenges.


How prepared are you for software vendor failure?

          

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