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We surveyed over 1,000 IT security professionals to understand how well companies are detecting, mitigating, and minimizing risks associated with third parties and Nth parties.
In this white paper, our team breaks down five important insights for better managing supply chain ransomware risk based on an analysis of over 1000 ransomware events from 2017-2022.
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We live in a time when we have more data available to us than we will need most of the time. But is dat accuracy in TPRM being prioritized? It should be!
Leverage RiskRecon’s powerful software to mitigate risk during the M&A process.
It’s difficult to conduct due diligence into an organization’s IT landscape while remaining both confidential and objective. However, with RiskRecon, you’ll gain a deep understanding of a company’s internet-facing IT infrastructure, from systems and hosting providers to the geolocation of systems. Our unique cyber risk rating even provides insight into the software the systems are using.
You can’t protect something if you don’t know it exists. Compare the acquisition's asset inventory with systems discovered through RiskRecon’s proprietary method and know precisely how well they’ve been tracking their digital systems.
RiskRecon will assess the security risk of internet-facing systems across multiple security domains spanning 41 security criteria, giving you visibility into areas such as software patching, web encryption, email security, and so forth.
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“With RiskRecon, we know our own cyber risk posture, and the cyber health of our third and fourth-parties with the context we need to act on that risk.”