LogicGate Named a Leader in IDC Third Party Risk Software Assessment
LogicGate said in a press release that IDC named it a Leader in the IDC MarketScape assessment of worldwide third party risk management software for 2026. IDC cited the company's connected data architecture, agentic AI features, no code tools, and total cost of ownership.
LogicGate's Risk Cloud Platform covers vendor onboarding, risk tiering, questionnaires, periodic reviews, and integrations with risk, controls, audit, and compliance applications.
Its AI features include AI autofill and agentic Automated Control Testing. The testing tool reviews vendor control evidence and returns pass, fail, or incomplete results with explanations for human review. LogicGate also plans AI agents for reporting, enterprise risk, business continuity, AI governance, cyber risk, policy management, and incident management.
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