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Supply Chain and Third Party Risk Management
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You know that your business partners will be compromised. But you can’t see how that places your business at risk!
Attackers are working outside an organization’s own defenses and using weaknesses in the systems of their supply chain partners to get a foothold into their network and move towards the critical assets. The problem extends beyond their organization to the full ecosystem – suppliers, consumers, and partners.
With XM Cyber move beyond compliance and ad-hoc penetration testing to have a continuous view of risk in the likely event that a connected third party you use is compromised and reduce your attack surface.
Solution Benefits
Identify exposure before its exploited
See your true security posture aligned to third party risk
Automate third party risk reporting for the board
Focus resources on the most efficient actions to mitigate risk
Key Product Features
Continuous attack simulation from third party connections
Safer integrated business relationships
Discover and remediate all high impact risks
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