GNRL-01

Solution Provider Name

Explanation

This question is asking for the official legal name of your company or organization that is providing the solution being assessed. The Higher Education Community Vendor Assessment Toolkit (HECVAT) starts with basic identifying information to establish who is being assessed. Why it's asked: This information serves as a foundational identifier for the entire assessment. It allows the assessing institution to: 1. Properly document who they are evaluating 2. Ensure they're assessing the correct entity (especially important for companies with similar names or parent/subsidiary relationships) 3. Create a record that can be referenced in contracts and agreements 4. Track the assessment in their vendor management systems How to answer: Provide your company's full legal name as it would appear on contracts and legal documents. Do not use abbreviations unless they are part of your legal name. If your company does business under a different name than its legal entity (a DBA or 'doing business as' name), you should include both, with the legal name first. If you're a subsidiary, you may want to indicate your parent company relationship, especially if the parent company's security practices apply to your operations.

Example Responses

Example Response 1

Secure Cloud Solutions, Inc.

Example Response 2

DataGuard Technologies LLC, a subsidiary of Enterprise Security Holdings, Inc.

Example Response 3

SecureTech (Note: This is incomplete as it doesn't provide the full legal name of the company The proper response should include the legal business entity type such as 'SecureTech, Inc.' or 'SecureTech LLC' as it would appear on legal documents and contracts.)

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ResponseHub is the product I wish I had when I was a CTO

Previously I was co-founder and CTO of Progression, a VC backed HR-tech startup used by some of the biggest names in tech.

As our sales grew, security questionnaires quickly became one of my biggest pain-points. They were confusing, hard to delegate and arrived like London busses - 3 at a time!

I'm building ResponseHub so that other teams don't have to go through this. Leave the security questionnaires to us so you can get back to closing deals, shipping product and building your team.

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Neil Cameron
Founder, ResponseHub
Neil Cameron