Category: David Behen, Chief Strategy Officer

An incident involving a customer-facing platform could disrupt a service your customers associate directly with your organization. That’s why SensCy looks at third-party cyber risk through a broader lens. We call it the Four Box methodology: four ways a supplier, vendor or business partner can introduce cyber risk to your organization.

This guide shows you how to report vendor risk effectively using metrics that make sense, drive action, and integrate with the SensCy Score to give everyone a clear picture of your third-party cyber health.

What happens if your executive team is sitting around a conference table and someone says, “We’ve just been hit with ransomware”?

You assessed your critical vendors six months ago. They passed. Security questionnaires completed, certifications verified, all boxes checked. You filed the reports and moved on to other priorities. Then last week, one of those "low-risk" [...]

Your business relies on dozens of external relationships. From cloud providers and software vendors to service providers and consultants, each one helps your business run more efficiently. Each one also presents its own unique risk. [...]

Understanding your supply chain risks is the first step to protecting your business from the threats that extend far beyond your walls. Small and medium sized organizations are increasingly targeted through their business partners, vendors, [...]

Understanding your vendor risks is the first step to protecting your business ecosystem. Small and midsize businesses (SMBs)increasingly rely on third-party vendors and partners, yet 47% struggle with where to begin on their cybersecurity journey [...]

Cybersecurity Awareness Month, held each October, is an international initiative to encourage everyone who uses technology to do so safely and securely whenever they connect online.

As students have returned to the classroom, threat actors seize the opportunity to launch various attacks.

The current approach to managing third party cyber risk, or lack thereof, makes it difficult and frustrating for business owners to tackle the issue successfully.