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Supply Chain THREAT DETECTION

Get continuous visibility into vendor exposures within your third-party ecosystem.
Walk through monitoring a vendor portfolio and prioritizing outreach by real, recaptured exposure.

Supply Chain Threat Protection by SpyCloud

What you'll see

See vendor risk that reflects
what criminals can use today

Supply Chain Threat Protection gives you continuous visibility into identity exposures across your vendors and third parties, so phishing attacks, breaches, or malware infections at a supplier does not become your incident.

This demo walks through how a security or third-party risk team monitors a portfolio of vendors, sees which ones have exposed credentials or active malware infections associated with their domains, and prioritizes outreach based on real exposure rather than a static questionnaire.

Monitor
a portfolio of vendors and third parties for identity exposures tied to their domains
Surface
which vendors have exposed credentials or malware infections right now, not at last review
Quantify
each vendor's exposure at the domain and identity level
Prioritize
outreach based on real exposure rather than a static questionnaire
Track
exposure over time to raise an evidence-based risk conversation and verify remediation

HOW IT WORKS

Continuous vendor exposure,
from detection to remediation

Map recaptured identity data from infostealer malware infections, phishing attacks, and breaches to the vendors in your ecosystem and reports exposures at the domain and identity level.

STEP 1

Recapture

SpyCloud continuously recaptures breach and malware data from the criminal underground

STEP 2

Map

Match that data to the vendors in your ecosystem at the domain and identity level

STEP 3

Quanitfy

Report vendor exposure at the domain and identity level, and track how it changes over time

STEP 4

Act

Raise an evidence-based risk conversation and verify the supplier has remediated

The demo shows how each vendor’s exposure is quantified and tracked over time,
giving your team an evidence-based way to raise a risk conversation and verify that a supplier has remediated.

Outcomes
What the data behind this demo shows

65.7B+

distinct identity records recaptured from the criminal underground

4,514

data breaches recaptured in 2025, averaging 457K identity records each

26.8%

of organizations experienced a third-party or supply chain identity event in the past year

Continuous by design

The questionnaire passed.
The vendor is exposed anyway.

Vendor risk changes the moment a supplier is breached, not at the next assessment cycle. SpyCloud surfaces which vendors have exposed credentials or malware infections right now.

Annual questionnaire

Vendor C

PASSED · 6 months ago

SpyCloud, today

Vendor C

EXPOSED · Today

A vendor can pass every control and still be exposed right now, six months before the next review catches it.

Check Your Vendor Exposure

See what recaptured data already ties to your own domain.
Check Your Exposure for a fast read on your identity risk.

Supply Chain Threat Detection Demo FAQs

It shows how SpyCloud surfaces identity exposures tied to your vendors, quantifies each vendor’s exposure, and tracks it over time so a third-party risk team can prioritize outreach and confirm remediation.

A questionnaire captures a vendor’s self-reported posture at a single point in time. SpyCloud continuously recaptures identity data from the criminal underground and maps it to your vendors, so you see actual exposures as they emerge between assessment cycles rather than relying on periodic self-attestation.

When a vendor resets an exposed password, any session cookies or tokens stolen alongside that password can remain valid, and attackers can continue using that access. Because vendor access often reaches your systems, full remediation means the vendor resets credentials and invalidates the exposed sessions. SpyCloud’s visibility lets you confirm that both happened with decreasing exposures over time.

Ratings services infer risk from outside-in signals like certificates and open ports. SpyCloud shows confirmed identity exposure, the actual recaptured credentials and malware infections tied to a vendor, so you are prioritizing outreach on what a criminal can use rather than on a probability score.