Strengthen third-party risk management and supply chain integrity

November 18, 2025

Veresure and Ethixbase360 Announce Strategic Partnership to Strengthen Third-Party Risk Management and Supply Chain Integrity Amid Growing Global Compliance Demands

18 November 2025 — Ethixbase360, a global leader in third-party risk management and supply chain transparency solutions, and Veresure, a technology-driven integrity and risk-management company based in Australia that helps organisations embed transparency, ethical conduct, and compliance across their people, processes, and third-party networks, today announced a strategic partnership to deliver comprehensive third-party risk management solutions across global value chains.


The partnership will empower organisations—particularly small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs)—to meet rising international compliance expectations.


Driving Integrity in a New Geopolitical Landscape


As defence and technology cooperation deepens under the AUKUS security pact between Australia, the United Kingdom, and the United States, governments and prime contractors are increasingly emphasizing supply-chain resilience and ethical business conduct.


This shift places new pressure on SMEs, which form the backbone of these supply chains, to demonstrate their commitment to international anti-bribery standards, robust due diligence, and transparent third-party governance.


“Partnerships like AUKUS are reshaping expectations for transparency and integrity throughout defence and security ecosystems,” said Simon Wardle, CEO of Ethixbase360. “Through our partnership with Veresure, we are helping SMEs and larger organisations alike meet these demands with Tcertification, a globally recognized due diligence review and compliance credential, alongside scalable, technology-driven solutions that align with international standards.”


Empowering SMEs Through Tcertification


A core component of the collaboration is Tcertification, Ethixbase360’s globally benchmarked due diligence and approval process that sets the standard for third-party integrity. As part of the review, candidates must complete global anti-bribery training, adopt a Code of Conduct, and update due diligence information annually. Reports include daily screening of names against international sanctions and enforcement lists.


For SMEs engaged in defence, security, or international trade, Tcertification provides a clear and credible way to demonstrate integrity, access global markets, and build trust with partners, investors, and regulators.


“By integrating Ethixbase360’s technology and certification process, we are helping organisations of all sizes manage third-party risk more confidently and position themselves for growth in complex, high-trust sectors,” said Guy Underwood, Co-Founder at Veresure.


Comprehensive Risk Coverage


Ethixbase360’s platform enables organisations to identify, assess, and mitigate risks across critical areas, including:

  • Anti-Bribery & Corruption: Risk-based screening, enhanced due diligence, policy management, and third-party certification.
  • Modern Slavery & Human Rights: Continuous monitoring, assessment, and reporting to meet global standards.
  • Cyber: From onboarding through assurance, managing vendor cyber exposure and digital resilience.


Together, Veresure and Ethixbase360 deliver visibility, control, and confidence across the value chain, helping organisations strengthen governance, uphold integrity, and build long-term resilience amid heightened global compliance scrutiny.


About Ethixbase360


Ethixbase360 empowers confident third-party risk management through smart automation, expert-led due diligence, and responsive support. Our platform provides a single, connected view of global third-party risk, with insight and audit readiness built in. Designed to flex with risk and change, it adapts to shifting regulations and priorities, giving organizations control and the ability to respond at pace. Its proven configurability is backed by expert teams who bring human intelligence to every decision. Covering Anti-Bribery and Corruption, Modern Slavery, Human Rights, and Cyber, Ethixbase360 helps organizations stay resilient and agile, enabling faster decisions, greater value chain transparency, and clarity in an increasingly complex risk landscape. Learn more at www.ethixbase360.com.


About Veresure  


At Veresure, we specialise in conduct risk and integrity strategy, providing practical, technology-driven solutions that drive cultural change and reinforce accountability. Our focus goes beyond compliance; we help organisations embed integrity at their core.

 

Our team has conducted numerous risk assessments across Australia, the APAC region, and the Middle East, developing risk registers and frameworks that strengthen governance and resilience. By combining proven methodology with innovation, Veresure helps clients anticipate threats, safeguard reputation, and build cultures of trust and accountability. Learn more at https://www.veresure.com

 

For more information on this partnership, please contact Kirsten Trott, Co-Founder, Veresure at  kirsten@veresure.com.

 

 


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