The new modules, set for demonstration at Black Hat USA in Las Vegas this August, move away from static, questionnaire-based assessments. Instead, the Third-Party Risk Monitoring tool assigns vendors a 0-100 risk score based on real-time business context and observable exposure. This allows organizations to prioritize their security resources based on the actual criticality of a supplier rather than generic industry metrics.
In section Releases
Beazley Security adds supply chain and dark web tracking to platform
Cyber threats are increasingly migrating beyond the corporate firewall, forcing security teams to look toward vendor ecosystems and underground forums. Beazley Security is addressing this shift by integrating Third-Party Risk Monitoring and Dark Web Monitoring into its Exposure Management platform to catch vulnerabilities before they become active breaches.
Simultaneously, the Dark Web Monitoring module scours information-stealer logs and underground marketplaces for compromised corporate credentials. By identifying leaked identity data early, security teams can enforce password resets or multi-factor authentication before attackers weaponize the stolen access. Both tools operate through the existing VERACIS platform, requiring no agent installations or direct system access. According to CEO Alton Kizziah, these capabilities are designed to transition firms from reactive firefighting to continuous, intelligence-driven risk management.
Comments (0)
No comments yet. Be the first!