First look · Jaimin Shah, Global CISO, APEX Fintech Solutions · Roi Amior, CPO & Co-Founder, Anecdotes 

Jaimin Shah names three pain points that will sound familiar. Manual work everywhere, from classifying vendors to chasing SOC 2 reports and DPAs, and then doing all of it again next cycle. No single source of truth, with vendor information scattered across email threads, Slack, spreadsheets, and trust portals. And the trust gap: risk does not stay still, but the assessment does. It is accurate the day you capture it and stale every day after. Roi Amior then gives the first look at agentic TPRM from Anecdotes: plugins discovering vendors across ERP, identity, finance, and procurement systems, agents tiering each vendor against your own classification criteria, and document agents assessing pen test reports, SOC 2s, and AI policies against your controls. You set where approval is required. Every agent decision is traceable and yours to override.

What you'll take away

• The three pain points a Global CISO names: manual work end to end, no single source of truth, and a trust gap in every response
• Why an accurate assessment goes stale the day after you finish it, and why raising the cadence just adds more manual work
• How vendor discovery works across ERP, identity, finance, and procurement systems, and how naming conventions get reconciled
• Which agents do what: tiering against your classification criteria, gathering internal and external evidence, and assessing pen test reports, SOC 2s, and AI policies against your controls
• Where you stay in the loop, how traceability and confidence scores work, and what triggers a reassessment

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