Your own domains can be clean while a distributor, a software vendor or a logistics partner holds your data on a device that has already been compromised. This module extends credential, leak-site and attack surface monitoring to the third parties that matter, and gives insurers and brokers the same view across a portfolio.
Supply chain incidents rarely announce themselves. They begin with a supplier's compromised mailbox, a distributor's exposed credentials for your portal or a vendor listed on a leak site at two in the morning. Questionnaires and certificates do not detect any of that.
We map the third parties that hold your data or reach your systems, monitor their exposure with the same sources and discipline we apply to you, and tell you what to do when something appears: revoke access, change credentials, warn the partner or activate response. For insurers and brokers, the same capability runs across a portfolio of insureds.
Partners log in to your portals, receive your invoices, hold your customers' data and push software into your environment. When one of them is compromised, what they can reach becomes your exposure.
Identification of the suppliers, distributors, subsidiaries, software vendors and partners that hold your data or access your systems, by country and by criticality.
Detection of exposed credentials and sessions that belong to your partners' staff and grant access to your portals, extranets, shared drives and collaboration spaces.
Alerts within hours when a third party in scope is listed by an extortion group or discussed in criminal sources.
Passive review of the internet exposure of critical partners, including services that connect to you.
When a supplier is compromised, a rapid assessment of what they held, what they could reach and what you must do, with draft notifications for the partner and for your own stakeholders.
Practical changes to reduce what a compromised partner can reach: segmentation, scoped credentials, expiring access and monitoring of partner identities.
Exposure and leak-site monitoring across an insured portfolio, with alerts routed to the insurer, the broker or the insured and aggregated views for underwriting.
Exposure checks before a partner is onboarded and at renewal, as a factual complement to questionnaires.
Third parties identified and tiered by the data they hold and the access they have, with contacts and escalation paths.
Credential, leak-site and attack surface monitoring applied to the partners in scope.
Each finding assessed for what it means for you, not only for the partner.
Access revoked or scoped, partners warned with evidence, response activated when needed and lessons fed into contracts.
Clear, usable outputs for executives, technical teams, insurers and regulators.
Monitoring uses sources about exposure, not access to the partner's systems. We agree with you how findings about a partner are shared with them, and we recommend informing critical partners that monitoring is in place.
Yes. Partners are tiered by the data they hold and the access they have. Most programmes start with the top tier and expand as the picture becomes clear.
The insurer or broker provides the portfolio, alerts are routed according to agreed rules and aggregate views support underwriting and claims prevention. Insureds can be offered remediation support through our response team.
You receive the evidence and recommendations to decide on access, contractual steps or escalation. Our role is to make the exposure factual and actionable.
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