The Certified Third Party Risk Professional (CTPRP) shows that you can design and run a third-party risk management program. This guide covers who can take it, how the exam works, what each domain tests, what it costs and how to prepare.

CTPRP at a glance

Detail CTPRP

Awarded by Shared Assessments

Level Intermediate (CTPRA is the advanced, assessor-focused credential)

Questions 120, worth up to 125 points

Time 3 hours

Passing score 70% of the available points

Format Closed-book, online with a remote proctor (Proctor360)

Training Required: self-study or instructor-led course, included in the price

Experience 5 years in risk management (waivers available)

Valid for 3 years, with 36 CPE credits and a $100 annual fee

Who the CTPRP is for

Shared Assessments describes the CTPRP as an intermediate-level credential for professionals with direct or indirect responsibility for third-party risk management.…