Supply Chain Risk

Mitigate compromise before it becomes your own

Adversaries attack the weakest link in any ecosystem. When high-profile companies increase security, threat actors shift their focus to more vulnerable supply chain partners.

The list of supply chain partners that have access to your network at any given time may be extensive – strategic partners, SaaS solution providers, financial institutions, customers and more.

Prevent Malware from “Island Hopping”

Well managed organizations are keenly aware of all parties that have access to their network ecosystems. As the list of parties evolves, continuous monitoring and re-assessment of existing and new parties is required. The goal is to proactively prevent malware from moving laterally within an organization or “island hopping” from one organization to another.

Supply Chain Compromise Detection at Scale

Prevailion empowers business and security decision-makers to continuously monitor the cyber compromise status of their partner and supplier ecosystems at scale. Prevailion delivers clear, actionable evidence on active malicious activity affecting a business’ partners and suppliers, and it does this with no hardware or software to install, and no configuration changes required.

How?

We see cyber attacks from the hacker’s point-of-view. By infiltrating their infrastructure, we can track their moves and collect real-time intelligence on their operations, including which companies they are attacking, when the incidents took place, what malware is being used and which threat actor is ultimately responsible.

Prevailion’s Cyber Adversary Intelligence is fundamentally different from other security solutions. It is not focused on hypotheticals or traditional methods of evaluating organizations using security assessments and penetration tests, but rather by providing empirical compromise intelligence gathered directly from the adversary.

Security and Business Leaders Use Prevailion’s Cyber Adversary Intelligence to:

• Preemptively check and continuously monitor the security health of partners and suppliers
• Alert on critical compromise activity that triggers workflows throughout the business to signal changes in the partner or supplier relationship.
• Anticipate cyber attacks before they happen, by monitoring active compromises in supply chain partners