Third-party supply chain risk intelligence you can actually see
Continuous monitoring of every vendor and third party you depend on, updated as threats change.
What is third-party supply chain risk intelligence?
Third-party supply chain risk intelligence is continuous information on breaches, exposures, and threat activity affecting the vendors and third parties you depend on.
A questionnaire records what a vendor said once. Mallory tracks what's happening to that vendor now.
Static assessments miss moving threats
- Questionnaires are stale before they come back.
- Most programs watch the top vendors and miss the fourth parties behind them.
- Leaked credentials and dark web chatter show up before the breach notice.
From point-in-time to always-on
- VENDORSPRODUCTS33187142Add vendor
Add your vendors. Mallory maps the products and infrastructure each one runs.
- FortinetFLAGGEDBREACHES2PRODUCTS331BREACHLEAKCAMPAIGNEXPLOITED PRODUCT!
Mallory flags a vendor the moment it appears in a breach, a leak, a campaign, or an exploited product.
- FINDINGVENDORFortinetNEXT STEPEVIDENCEReady for audit file
Open a Finding on any alert, with the affected vendor, the next step, and the evidence for your audit file.
See the vendors behind your vendors
One exploited product can sit under dozens of suppliers. Ask Mallory to map it and get a graph of every vendor it reaches.
Questionnaires vs. intelligence
Built for GRC and TPRM teams, CTI analysts, and CISOs.
Frequently asked questions
Third-party supply chain risk intelligence is continuous information on breaches, exposures, and threat activity affecting the vendors and third parties you depend on. It replaces point-in-time assessments with a live view of each supplier.
Cyber supply chain risk management (C-SCRM, in NIST's terms) is the practice of finding and reducing risk from suppliers, vendors, and third-party software across their lifecycle. Mallory supports it with live intelligence on what's happening to your suppliers.
A questionnaire records what a vendor said at one point in time. Mallory tracks what's happening to that vendor now: breaches, leaked credentials, exploited products, and threat actor activity.
No. Mallory complements your TPRM platform, feeding live threat context into the third-party risk process you already run so assessments and escalations start from current evidence.
Third-party supply chain risk intelligence covers the vendors and service providers you buy from. Software supply chain security covers the open-source packages and dependencies in your own code. Mallory covers both.
Tracking open-source dependencies instead? See software supply chain security.
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