Third-party software and open-source tools give attackers a path to exploit your defenses. CyCognito provides early warning of risk from these often under-managed resources, allowing you to prioritize and respond before they become incidents.
According to Gartner, 60 percent of organizations work with more than 1,000 third parties. Many of these third parties provide hardware and software that can be misconfigured or vulnerable to attackers, placing their customers at risk.
If you’ve seen vulnerabilities like MOVEit Transfer, Apache Log4J, or Polyfill.js in the news, you’ve seen a software supply chain vulnerability.
Safely detect issues within your production web apps.
Your web applications are the gateway to your data and the heart of your digital presence. CyCognito crawls 500+ pages deep to provide early warning to supply chain risk on your running web apps, allowing you to act before they impact your business.
Seamlessly monitor software supply chain components to detect vulnerabilities and avoid disruptions.
Tracking third-party software components across your full business structure—including all subsidiaries and brands—is time-consuming and difficult. Without seeds or manual input, CyCognito digs deep to classify your web applications, including APIs, software libraries, exposed security controls, hardware devices, and more.
Manage your risk from components outside your immediate control.
Thorough evaluation of your software supply chain components involves multiple tools, highly technical staff and considerable time. CyCognito’s active security testing automates this tedious workflow with tens of thousands of tests and over 35 threat and issue types. To better understand how a software supply chain attack works review our blog post on the Polyfill.io attack.
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