Insights on UK supply chain risk, regulatory compliance, and due diligence.
September 2026 saw 1,882 company insolvencies in England and Wales. Behind the monthly numbers sit thousands of solvent wind-downs that look like failures in Companies House filings. Here is how to tell them apart, and what it means for supplier checks.
Senserity now reads the public logs of issued TLS certificates to find a supplier's whole internet-facing estate, not just its website. Seven new tests cover certificate validity, exposed development and remote access systems, and estate growth.
Senserity now reads the Traffic Commissioners' register of goods and PSV operator licences. 69,173 licences, 47,995 companies, and eight new tests, all on the free tier.
Senserity now reads patent data and the UK, EU and international trade mark registers. Eighteen new tests show what a company has invented and branded — all on the free tier.
Senserity analysis of 4,457 HSE enforcement notices issued to UK construction companies between 2021 and 2024 found 437 companies subject to enforcement on more than one separate occasion. Most are still trading.
The ICO secured nearly £475,000 in confiscation orders against individuals who sold personal data in 2026. Here is what it means for your supplier vetting.
The UK's Cyber Security and Resilience (NIS) Bill is now in the House of Lords. Here is what procurement and compliance teams need to know about vetting IT and managed service providers under the new regime.
Senserity now checks companies against the FCA Financial Services Register. Six new tests cover authorisation status, enforcement history, regulatory conditions, and permission scope.
The Insolvency Service's April 2026 figures show 371 compulsory liquidations, up 19% on March. Here's what procurement teams need to understand.
Senserity now integrates Food Standards Agency data covering ~599,000 UK food establishments. 17 new tests check hygiene ratings, inspection recency, and food safety compliance.
New payment and performance transparency rules under the Procurement Act 2023 are now live. Here is what they mean for suppliers and the organisations that assess them.
The March 2026 Insolvency Service data shows a 7% monthly rise, a spike in real estate administrations, and construction's persistent top spot. Here is what it means for supplier risk.
The Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act 2023 is reshaping the Companies House register. Here's what procurement and compliance teams need to understand.
Introducing the Senserity blog. Insights on UK supply chain risk, regulatory compliance, and practical due diligence guidance.
