RiskRecon directly monitors a company’s web presence to create the industry’s most accurate picture of cybersecurity risk.
Our unique asset valuation model and customizable risk policies allow you to focus on what matters most.
RiskRecon continuously monitors the vendors across your ecosystem, providing real-time visibility into third-party cyber risks.
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RiskRecon's AI-powered questionnaire functionality accelerates third-party risk assessments - effortlessly assessing vendors, monitoring vendor risk in real-time, and confidently sharing security posture insights from a single, integrated platform.
Our asset discovery process integrates analyst-assisted machine learning models tailored for each monitored company, ensuring accurate attribution of company assets amid evolving shifts over time.
RiskRecon automatically prioritizes every finding based on issue severity and asset value. The value at risk for each system is determined by discovering:
• authentication
• transaction capabilities
• data types collected include email addresses, credit card numbers & names
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Accurate and verifiable data of third parties collected from public domains ensures cyber risk assessments are completely reliable.
Cyber risk assessments can be performed as often as needed on as many third and fourth-party service providers as needed.
Advanced third-party assessments at an affordable price ensure your cyber environment is not in danger of compromise.
Automated third-party risk assessments reduce the time taken and the number of manual resources needed to monitor third-party cyber risk.
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