Every third party carries risk. See all of it.

Deepinfo's Third-Party Risk Management module monitors every vendor, supplier, and partner with the same depth we run on your own attack surface. Continuous discovery and seven-layer scanning per third party. No questionnaires. No point-in-time assessments. Always-on visibility.

THE PROBLEM

Your attack surface includes every vendor you work with.

Modern organizations depend on hundreds or thousands of third parties. Cloud providers, SaaS vendors, payment processors, marketing platforms, logistics partners. Each one operates external infrastructure, holds your data, or has privileged access to your systems.

Most third-party risk programs run on annual questionnaires, vendor self-attestations, and certifications collected in spreadsheets. The problems are obvious: questionnaires capture a moment in time, vendors fill them in optimistically, and the documents go stale within weeks.

TPRM closes that gap. Continuous external monitoring of every third party, with the same depth of scanning Deepinfo runs on your own surface. The same engine, the same risk scoring, the same alert system. Pointed at someone else.

UNDER THE HOOD

The same engine. Pointed somewhere else.

Deepinfo's TPRM isn't a separate product bolted onto EASM. It's the same engine, the same scanning, the same scoring, applied to your third-party portfolio through a portfolio-management layer. That's a feature, not a workaround.

Same seven-layer scanning, on every vendor.

Whois, IP-Whois, DNS, SSL, port scan, HTTP, web data. Every third party in your portfolio is monitored across all seven, on the same continuous schedule, with the same drift detection. Vendors don't get a lighter version of EASM; they get the full version.

Portfolio-level dashboards.

Each third party is a portfolio in the platform. Dashboards roll up by portfolio for individual vendor reviews and aggregate across portfolios for program-level views. Tier vendors by criticality. Filter by region, industry, or vendor category.

Built on data we own.

The same dataset that powers EASM and BRP powers TPRM. 400 million domains, 2 billion subdomains, 200 billion DNS records, 30 billion SSL certificates. We don't depend on third parties to give us their attack surface; we discover and scan it ourselves, like an attacker would.

WHAT REPLACES THE QUESTIONNAIRE

Evidence-based risk, not self-reported risk.

Vendor questionnaires ask vendors to describe their security posture. The answers are optimistic, point-in-time, and unverifiable. Deepinfo replaces the answer with evidence.

Instead of asking "do you have SSL certificates current?" we look at every SSL certificate on every asset in the vendor's external surface and we tell you what's expired, what's misconfigured, what's using deprecated cipher suites. Instead of asking "have you patched recent critical CVEs?" we detect the vulnerabilities directly and rank them by EPSS exploit-prediction and CISA KEV "actively exploited" status. The vendor doesn't need to fill in a form; we already have the evidence.

Questionnaires don't go away entirely. They're useful for things only the vendor can tell you (employee security training, incident response procedures, internal access controls). But the externally-observable risk doesn't need to be self-reported. We watch it directly.

MOST TPRM TOOLS

Vendor self-attestations + annual questionnaires

Optimistic answers about a moment in time, going stale within weeks. The team chases vendors for updates, then trusts what they send back.

DEEPINFO

Direct external evidence + continuous scanning

SSL state, CVE detection, EPSS-ranked exploitability, certificate misconfigurations. Observed continuously, not asked annually. The vendor doesn't have to fill in a form.

COMPLIANCE

Vendor risk that maps to your audit framework.

Audit programs increasingly require continuous third-party monitoring rather than annual self-attestations. Deepinfo's TPRM produces the evidence audits need: per-vendor finding history, mapped to the same compliance frameworks your own EASM findings map to. Plus the ability to map findings to your own internal vendor-risk taxonomy.

PCI DSS 4.0 PCI DSS 3.2 HIPAA OWASP Top 10 (2021) CWE CAPEC WASC
OUTCOMES

Vendor risk, continuously visible.

Reports for vendor reviews and audits.

Per-vendor risk profile. Portfolio-level summary. Vendor risk-score timeline. Compliance evidence package. Generated on a schedule or on demand.

Alerts on vendor changes.

New high-severity issue detected on a critical vendor. Vendor risk score dropped below threshold. New asset discovered in vendor environment. Frequency configurable per channel.

An API for vendor-management workflows.

Vendor risk scores, vendor finding lists, portfolio rollups. All available via API. Integrate vendor risk into your existing GRC platform, your procurement workflow, or your custom dashboards. See the API reference.

Annual vendor questionnaires gave us a snapshot at best. Continuous external scanning gives us a current posture across every approved vendor, including the SaaS tools individual teams brought in without going through procurement.”

— VP of Vendor Risk, Tier-1 Insurer
GET STARTED WITH TPRM

See your third-party attack surface.

Add a vendor or two to a trial portfolio. The free threat exposure report can scope a single vendor; the full TPRM module monitors your entire portfolio. Or book a demo with our team.

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