Third-Party & Supply Chain Risk

Your risk doesn’t stop
at your perimeter.

Continuously understand the vendors, technologies, services, infrastructure and dependencies your organization relies on—and how changing cyber, operational and geographic conditions can propagate through them.

Vendors
Suppliers
Software
Cloud
Identity Providers
MSP / MSSP
Infrastructure
Facilities
WYVERNIQ
DEPENDENCY INTELLIGENCE
DISCOVER • CORRELATE • PRIORITIZE
Applications
Assets
Identities
Business Services
Critical Services
Operations
Facilities
Mission / Business Impact

Dependency Exposure + Nth-Party Intelligence

One supplier can create multiple paths to impact.

Critical Supplier

Software
Cloud
Access
Infrastructure
Service
Your Environment
Assets + Identities
Business Service
Business Impact

The Risk Behind the Vendor

Technologies
Software
Cloud
Infrastructure
Subcontractors
Fourth Parties
Facilities
Regions
Critical Services
Six-Module Intelligence
Dependency Risk

Shared Dependencies

Different vendors can fail for the same reason.

Reveal concentration and correlated exposure across shared cloud, identity, software, network, MSP, regional and technology dependencies.

Shared Cloud
Shared Identity Provider
Shared Software
Shared Network
Shared MSP
Shared Region
Shared Technology
VENDOR A · B · C

Common dependency

CORRELATED EXPOSURE

One change, multiple paths

BLAST RADIUS

Your affected services

Concentration
Exposure
Blast Radius
Priority

Impact Analysis

Know what a supplier incident can actually reach.

Connect supplier incidents through technology, access, identities, services, facilities and operations to reveal potential impact.

SUPPLIER INCIDENTACTIVE 01/07
INCIDENT DETECTED
WYVERNIQ ANALYSISRELATIONSHIPS → DEPENDENCIES → POTENTIAL IMPACT
OBSERVED
CORRELATED
UNDERSTOOD
PRIORITY
NEXT BEST ACTION —

Technology + Privileged Dependency Risk

Supplier risk includes the technology and trust they depend on.

SUPPLIER DEPENDENCY
BUSINESS DEPENDENCY CONTEXTTechnology lifecycle + trusted access converge on operational relevance

Physical + Geo Dependency

Supply chain risk has a physical location.

Connect regional and environmental conditions to facilities, infrastructure, suppliers, services and operations—without turning dependency intelligence into logistics management.

WEATHER / ENVIRONMENT
REGION
TRANSPORT CONTEXT
CYBER CONDITIONS
REGIONAL EVENT
SUPPLIER FACILITY
INFRASTRUCTURE
SUPPLIER
CRITICAL SERVICE
YOUR OPERATIONS
FACILITY EXPOSURERelationship identified
REGIONAL CONDITIONSContext correlated
DEPENDENCYCritical service
BUSINESS RELEVANCEOperations context

Due Diligence + Continuous Third-Party Risk

A supplier assessment should not expire the moment it is complete.

Onboard
Assess
Accept
Monitor
Reassess
Renew / Exit
New CVE

Exposure change

EOL / EOS

Lifecycle change

Supplier Incident

Impact change

Regional Event

Geo change

Identity Anomaly

Trust change

Control Change

Governance change

Contextual Supplier Risk

A vulnerability alone does not make a supplier critical.

Vulnerability
Threat
Criticality
Dependency
Access
Concentration
Geography
Technology Lifecycle
Business Impact
WYVERNIQCONTEXT

Threat & Intelligence

Detection & Response

Supply Chain

Geospatial Intelligence

Security Posture

Compliance

Supply Chain Intelligence

Know what you depend on.
Know what changed.Know where risk can propagate.

Connect vendors, technologies, services, infrastructure and geographic dependencies with continuously changing cyber and operational intelligence.

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