In today’s increasingly connected and digital-driven business landscape, companies rely on various vendors, cloud service providers, and external partners. However, 83% of major data breaches are caused by third-party security vulnerabilities, such as uncontrolled vendor access, cloud misconfigurations, and data leaks through supply chain attacks.
📌 Third-Party Risk Management (TPRM) & Cyber Risk Ratings enable organizations to assess, monitor, and mitigate cyber risks from their vendors and business partners, helping prevent the impact of external security breaches.
Without this solution, organizations face the following challenges:
Advanced Persistent Threats (APT) Undetected
Advanced Persistent Threats (APT) remain undetected until data is stolen, making it difficult to protect sensitive information.
Malware & Ransomware Spread
Malware and ransomware can spread throughout the network without early warning, causing significant damage before detection.
Security Breach Investigation Challenges
Investigating security breaches is difficult without insight into attacker tactics, making timely responses a challenge.
Regulatory Compliance Difficulties
Difficulty in meeting regulatory compliance such as ISO 27001, GDPR, and PDP Law due to lack of early detection mechanisms.
a. Third-Party Risk Assessment & Cyber Risk Ratings
Security Data Collection: The system gathers security data from vendors based on technical, operational, and regulatory compliance factors.
Risk Rating: Vendors are assigned a risk rating based on security standards & past cyber incident records.
b. Continuous Monitoring & Automated Alerts
Real-Time Alerts: If a vendor experiences a cyber incident or data breach, the system provides real-time alerts.
Dark Web Detection: Detects if any vendor credentials or digital assets have been exposed on the dark web.
c. Vendor Compliance & Security Remediation
Security Improvement Recommendations: Vendors with security weaknesses receive remediation recommendations before being granted full access to company systems.
Automated Audits: Helps vendors meet regulatory requirements with automated audits.
d. Zero Trust Vendor Access Management
Zero Trust Access Control: Controls vendor access using the Zero Trust principle, granting minimal access based on necessity.
Vendor Activity Monitoring: Monitors vendor activity within systems to prevent insider threats.