Supply Wisdom has announced a partnership with SecurityScorecard to enhance third-party risk management. This collaboration integrates Supply Wisdom’s full-stack, real-time risk intelligence platform with SecurityScorecard’s third-party cyber risk management and supply chain detection and response solutions. By offering real-time insights across multiple risk domains, the partnership aims to provide businesses with a comprehensive view of their supply chain and third-party risks.
“Our partnership with SecurityScorecard will give customers deeper insight into additional risk domains to their portfolio for monitoring faster and more simply,” said Tom Thimot, CEO of Supply Wisdom. He emphasized that the collaboration will strengthen organizations’ resilience in managing a rapidly changing vendor ecosystem.
A “holistic view of risk management.”
Key benefits of the partnership include expanded monitoring capabilities for SecurityScorecard customers, who can now access Supply Wisdom’s risk intelligence across financial, operational, environmental, social, and governance (ESG), as well as compliance domains. This integration will streamline risk assessments and improve the accuracy of reports, allowing organizations to proactively address risks across their entire supply chain, particularly in cyber risk management.
“We’re thrilled to partner with Supply Wisdom to deliver a holistic view of risk management to our customers,” said Sachin Bansal, President of SecurityScorecard. “Their solution complements our world-class supply chain detection and response platform, offering continuous monitoring of operational, financial, ESG, and compliance risks.”
The companies will also co-host a webinar on November 19 to discuss strategies for securing supply chains beyond cybersecurity. The partnership marks a significant step in enhancing the effectiveness of third-party risk management programs in today’s evolving business landscape.
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