Subsidiary Monitoring and M&A Due Diligence
ThreatNG focuses on the external discovery, assessment, and monitoring phases of subsidiary monitoring and M&A due diligence. It can identify subsidiary assets, assess their risk profile, and continuously monitor their security posture. However, mitigating identified risks and integrating security postures after an M&A would typically require collaboration between the organization's security team, the subsidiary (or target company), and potentially other stakeholders. ThreatNG can facilitate this process by providing detailed information about the identified risks and potential remediation strategies.
Discover and inventory subsidiary assets: ThreatNG's superior discovery capabilities can identify and inventory digital assets associated with an organization's subsidiaries. This includes their domains, subdomains, IP addresses, cloud resources, social media profiles, code repositories, and more. ThreatNG can give organizations visibility into their subsidiaries' digital footprint by continuously monitoring these assets.
Assess subsidiary risk: ThreatNG's assessment capabilities can evaluate the security posture of subsidiaries. It includes identifying vulnerabilities in their systems and software, assessing their susceptibility to phishing and other cyberattacks, and monitoring their presence on the dark web for leaked credentials or other sensitive information. By aggregating this information, ThreatNG can provide organizations with a comprehensive risk profile for each subsidiary.
Monitor subsidiary security posture: ThreatNG's continuous monitoring capabilities can track changes in subsidiaries' security posture. This includes monitoring for new vulnerabilities, changes in their technology stack, and any signs of compromise. ThreatNG can help organizations proactively manage subsidiary risk by providing alerts and reports.
Conduct due diligence on M&A targets: ThreatNG's capabilities can be extended to assess the security posture of potential M&A targets. By identifying and evaluating the digital assets and cyber risks associated with the target company, ThreatNG can help organizations make informed decisions about the acquisition and identify potential security issues that must be addressed before or after the merger.