See the Identity Threats Hiding in Your Supply Chain
Your vendors’ exposed identities can create risk for your organization. SpyCloud Supply Chain Threat Protection continuously monitors identity exposure across your vendor ecosystem – using recaptured data from malware infections, phishing attacks, and breaches, not self-reported security posture.
Verified Vendor Exposure Data
See identity exposures from the criminal underground – not estimated risk or surface scans.
Continuous Supply Chain Monitoring
Monitor vendors for identity exposure across malware, phishing, breaches, and combolists.
Identity Threat Index
Prioritize vendors using a continuously updated, evidence-based measure of identity risk.
Evidence for Vendor Remediation
Share concrete exposure findings with vendors so they can investigate and remediate.
SUPPLY CHAIN THREAT PROTECTION
EXPLORE USE CASES FOR YOUR TEAM
Continuously Monitor Vendor Identities
See when identities across your vendor ecosystem become exposed.
Monitor up to 1,000 vendors across malware, phishing, breach, and combolist data
Detect new exposure as SpyCloud recaptures it
Track changes in vendor exposure over time
Prioritize High-Risk Vendors
Focus response on vendors with the most concerning identity exposure.
Rank vendors using the Identity Threat Index
Drill into exposure sources and affected identities
Prioritize based on recency, severity, and exposure trends
Investigate Vendor Risk During Incidents
Determine whether vendor identity exposure could be part of the attack path.
Review current and historical vendor exposure
Identify exposed identities relevant to an investigation
Add third-party exposure context to incident response
Drive Vendor Remediation with Evidence
Give vendors concrete findings they can act on.
Share reports with actionable exposure details
Show vendors what was exposed and when
Track changes in exposure after remediation
Strengthen Vendor Due Diligence
Add real-world identity exposure to vendor assessments before onboarding.
Evaluate vendors using recaptured exposure data
Identify exposure across malware, phishing, breaches, and combolists
Make risk decisions using evidence alongside self-reported controls
Continuously Monitor Risk After Onboarding
See how vendor identity exposure changes between assessments.
Continuously monitor vendors across your portfolio
Track new exposures and changes in risk over time
Add exposure signals to existing TPRM workflows
Prioritize Vendors for Review
Focus your team on vendors showing the strongest risk signals.
Rank vendors using the Identity Threat Index
Identify vendors with recent or increasing exposure
Prioritize assessments and outreach based on evidence
Improve Vendor Conversations with Evidence
Give vendors specific findings instead of another abstract risk score.
Share reports with concrete exposure details
Show what was exposed and when
Track exposure trends following vendor remediation
Document Continuous Vendor Oversight
Show how vendor identity exposure changes beyond point-in-time assessments.
Maintain historical exposure data for monitored vendors
Track new exposures and changes over time
Document ongoing third-party risk monitoring
Strengthen Risk-Based Vendor Decisions
Add observed identity exposure to governance and due diligence.
Complement questionnaires with real-world exposure evidence
Identify vendors that warrant deeper review
Support vendor decisions with documented findings
Maintain Evidence for Reviews and Audits
Give stakeholders a clearer record of third-party identity risk.