Why it’s critical.
While your third-party vendors are integral to the success of your business, they also represent potential risks to your operations, finances, and reputation.
How Recorded Future can help.
Easily keep tabs on vendor risk.
Easily keep tabs on vendor risk.
Maintain security and compliance by monitoring, assessing, comparing, and prioritizing vendor and product risk with real-time Alerts and risk scoring.
Detect and respond to changes.
Detect and respond to changes.
Detect changes in vendor risk, and use helpful evidence with risk scoring to respond to and mitigate any impacts.
Increase your resiliency.
Increase your resiliency.
Prevent negative impacts to your supply chain with help from enriched research, vendor risk scoring, and visibility into your physical and cyber threat landscape.
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See what our customers are saying.
Much of our time is spent making educated, risk-based decisions regarding vendor contracts. This is where we lean on Recorded Future.
Judy Mayoral, Cybersecurity Manager
Hughes Federal Credit Union
Third-Party Intelligence provides a different perspective on the profile of a vendor that we're working with. We can see past incidents that they've had, and spot-check their security hygiene in real-time.
Curtis Hartsell, Cyber Threat Intelligence Manager
Leading Media & Entertainment Company
FAQs
Your questions, answered.
Why should my organization be concerned with managing supply chain risk?
Third-party vendors are critical to modern business, helping to streamline supply chains, accelerate product deliveries, spur innovation, increase efficiency, and lower costs. However, there’s a price to these relationships in that every vendor introduces potential risks to your operations, finances, and reputation.
How does Recorded Future help mitigate supply chain risk?
Recorded Future reduces risk by continuously monitoring critical data sources for signs that a partner or software vendor is vulnerable to an attack or has been compromised. Real-time alerting and context enable effective decision-making to reduce supply chain risk.
Can traditional third-party risk assessment methods help?
Traditional third-party risk assessment methods rely on static outputs like self-assessments, financial audits, monthly reports about new system vulnerabilities, and occasional reports on the status of security control compliance. However, static assessments become outdated quickly because they fail to reflect the dynamic nature of a changing business. In short, they don’t provide the up-to-date information you need to make informed decisions about managing third-party risk.