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    Map your supply chain

    Automatic detection of assets hosted at third parties, and the location of external software in your systems.

    Locate risks

    Continuous insights from an outside-in perspective help eliminate blind spots and detect risks.

    Prevent incidents

    Start constructive conversations with suppliers when you see a risk in their attack surfaces.

    Save costs

    Identify legacy third-party systems and save time detecting infected systems in case of an incident.

    Why you need to manage supply chain risk

    Automated, outside-in, and continuously

    Organisations don’t build and manage 100% of their IT in-house anymore. It simply costs too much time and resources. Instead, many outsource parts of their IT to external parties who offer specialised solutions. The downside is an increasing dependency on software and cloud providers, making you lose absolute control.

    A threat actor can target your organisation and obtain access via one of your third parties. Or they target a big IT supplier, making you a victim and infecting your systems. 

    When you trust third parties to deliver software solutions, you also trust software updates from them. However, threat actors could have entered their systems and added malicious code to an outgoing update. In one instant, many more organisations are infected and at risk of a malware / ransomware attack.

    Applying the supply chain risk solution to your attack surface management let's you know
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    Which third parties are connected to your infrastructure
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    Where your assets are hosted at external (cloud) providers
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    When a third party shows digital risks in your shared attack surfaces
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    What software you have running from third parties - and where
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    Read our editorial on how threat

    actors use different techniques

    to get to your systems. 

    Read more

    The cybersprint solution

    to manage supply chain risk

    Supply chain attacks are very hard to prevent as threat actors target vulnerabilities in your supplier’s systems. Even though those risks are outside your direct control, there are ways to monitor your supply chain and the related risks to minimise the potential impact on your own organisation.

    Request a live demo and see for yourself.

    Hacker Modus Operandi and ASM platform solutions

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    Hacker Step 1

    Gather intelligence on the third parties related to the target.

    Solution Identify
    • attack surface assets hosted at third parties
    • software dependencies on third parties
    • providers from assets hosted at third parties
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    Hacker Step 2

    Identify and exploit weaknesses such as email security misconfigurations and software
    vulnerabilities.

    Solution Assess

    Identified risks

    • and monitor the risks from assets in the shared attacksurface of third parties
    • the basic security hygiene of your suppliers
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    Hacker Step 3

    Gain access to a supplier’s systems

    Replace legitimate software with a malicious version

    Infect a supplier with malware

    Solution Manage
    • The risks by sharing mitigation advice with third parties
    • Get notified of relevant events
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    Hacker Step 4

    Infect target systems with malware

    Gain access to customer environments

    Obtain, lock, or leak data

    Solution Report

    Report on risk data from third party assets to

    • inform internal risk management
    • ensure contractor compliance with security requirements and SLAs.

    Our Attack Surface Management platform will

    Identify supplier dependencies

    Detect risks at third parties

    Help mitigate risks at others

    Request a live demo

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