Use Case 4

Supply Chain Security: Vendor Risk Assessment

The Challenge

NIS2 and DORA mandate the assessment of your critical suppliers' security posture. Self-declaration questionnaires are no longer sufficient—regulators expect objective, verifiable evidence of supply chain risk management.

With supply chain attacks increasing dramatically, organizations need continuous visibility into their vendors' external security posture, not just point-in-time assessments based on questionnaires that may not reflect reality.

Our Solution

Objective and verifiable assessment of your suppliers' attack surface:

• Independent Analysis: No reliance on vendor self-declaration
• Sector Benchmarking: Comparison against industry security standards
• Supply Chain Risk Mapping: Identification of shared dependencies and concentration risks
• Continuous Monitoring Option: Periodic reassessment to track security posture changes
• Evidence-Based Reporting: Documentation suitable for regulatory compliance

Expected Outcome

Documentation compliant with NIS2 Article 21.2(d) requirements on supply chain security. Defensible evidence of your vendor risk management program for auditors and regulators.