Supply Chain / Third Party Risk Management
Supply Chain / Third Party Risk Management refers to identifying, assessing, and managing risks associated with the organization's third-party vendors, suppliers, and partners. This process helps organizations to mitigate potential risks and ensure the security of their supply chain.
ThreatNG Security's all-in-one external attack surface management, digital risk assessment, and security ratings help an organization with Supply Chain / Third Party Risk Management in several ways:
Identification: ThreatNG external attack surface management helps organizations identify all the digital assets connected to their supply chain, including those of third-party vendors, suppliers, and partners.
Risk Assessment: With ThreatNG's digital risk assessment capability, an external attack surface management assessment can evaluate the potential risks associated with third-party vendors, suppliers, and partners. By providing a security rating, the assessment can help organizations quickly assess the risk level and prioritize their efforts accordingly.
Ongoing Monitoring: The external attack surface management assessment can continuously monitor the digital assets of third-party vendors, suppliers, and partners and alert the organization to any potential vulnerabilities or security incidents.
Compliance: The external attack surface management assessment can help organizations ensure that third-party vendors, suppliers, and partners comply with relevant security standards and regulations. By identifying areas of non-compliance, the organization can work with a third party to address these issues and minimize the risk of non-compliance.
Organizations can use ThreatNG Security to improve their Supply Chain / Third Party Risk Management posture by gaining a comprehensive overview of the digital assets and potential vulnerabilities of third-party vendors, suppliers, and partners, assessing the level of risk associated with them, providing ongoing monitoring, and ensures compliance with relevant security standards and regulations. All together, helping organizations mitigate potential risks, ensure the security of their supply chain, and protect their data and systems.