Continuous Third-Party Risk Monitoring

Always-On Third-Party Risk Management

Business Challenges

Point-in-time assessments go stale and fail to reflect the real-time risk posture of third parties.

SEC filings, ransomware group mentions, downgrades in security ratings, leaked credentials, and more are missed.

Programs operate with zero visibility between touchpoints, questionnaires and contract renewals.

Regulations like DORA, NIS2, and NYDFS demand ongoing oversight—not just onboarding checklists.

Solution Highlights

Continuous external attack surface monitoring

  • Identifies SEC filings (8-K, 10-K), portals, and more
  • Maps IPs, domains, configuration weaknesses, etc
  • Tracks misconfigured cloud assets, open ports
  • Assesses DNS, email, and app security status
  • Monitors cyber reputation and compromised systems

Save hours with always-on threat intel scanning

  • Monitors breach archives for historical information
  • Collects data from deep web and darknet forums
  • Scrapes paste sites for leaked credentials
  • Scans code repositories and vulnerability databases
  • Monitors security communities and breach databases

Dynamic cybersecurity incidents and events monitoring

  • Get updates from current and past cyber incidents
  • Assesses and analyzes 10+ years of breach data
  • Scans for cybersecurity news and headlines
  • Smart third-party re-tiering from new updates
  • Alerts via email, slack, or in-app notifications

Experience AI-powered compliance & regulatory monitoring

  • Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA)
  • National Institute of Standards and Technology Cybersecurity (NIST) 2.0
  • National Information Security (NIS) 2 Directive
  • New York Department of Financial Services (NY DFS)
  • Payment Card Industry (PCI)
  • And more

Move risk upstream, catch policy and contract drifts

  • Identifies privacy policy, terms of service or violations
  • Alerts on policy updates impacting data handling
  • Checks SLAs & obligations with in-built tracker
  • Notifies analysts for renewals and contract drifts
  • Provides contract excerpts for transparency

Get a real-time view of your third-party risk landscape

  • Create customized dashboards for stakeholders
  • Leverage 20+ OOTD widgets for contextual data
  • Get Board-ready reports with the click of a button
  • Track best and worst performing third parties
  • Report findings and control status of third parties

Stay Updated with Continuous Monitoring

Key Benefits

Instantly flag failed
controls, expired certifications, etc

Remain audit-ready with a real-time log of vendor risk changes

Continuously scan third parties' digital footprint, leaked data

Get real-time alerts when fourth parties are discovered

Track real-time to ransomware, system outages exposure, etc

Ranked #1 in Product Capability Across All Vendors

In Liminal's Cybersecurity Third-Party Risk Management Link IndexTM Report

Who Wins?

TPRM Analysts

Move away from point-in-time monitoring towards real-time risk visibility with actionable insights.


Heads of TPRM

Prioritize actions, demonstrate due diligence to regulators, and align security with business velocity.


CISOs

Strengthen overall cyber resilience and align TPRM with broader business and regulatory expectations.


AI Agents Spotlight

Questioneer

Pre-populates 95% of questionnaires with known data to save time and ensure consistency.

TrailHawk

Builds a third party's digital risk profile using their domains, IP addresses, and web presence.

TrustMiner

Parses trust centers to auto-extract policies, and security artifacts, and certifications like SOC2.

ThreatTrace

Continuously checks for intel from past breaches and assets including exposed S3 buckets.

Recon

Continuously scans a vendor's external attack surface to identify exposed assets and risks.

ShadowScan

Uncovers hidden fourth parties by mapping downstream vendors like AWS, Slack, Okta, and more.

ContractFX

Analyzes contracts to flag missing clauses, compliance risks, and security misalignments.

NetProphet

Surfaces risk signals from multiple sources like SEC filings, databases, trust centers, and more.

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