SecurityScorecard Blog: Security Ratings

There’s an old saying that “knowledge is power.” As companies look to enhance their security posture, knowledge is one of the most potent weapons to thwart cybercriminals. No organization can erase risk, but any organization can w... Keep Reading

Benjamin Franklin once said, “in this world, nothing is certain except death and taxes.” However, if he were here today, he would likely add cybersecurity risk to that list. Regardless of cybersecurity program maturity or IT infra... Keep Reading

Whether invited to our platform as a customer’s vendor or using our security ratings for yourself, you want to leverage the SecurityScorecard technologies to enhance your security posture. As an organization, you want to protect y... Keep Reading

Every company excels at something. Whether you manufacture cars, build software, or sell a service, your organization specializes in what it does best. However, just like it takes a village to raise a child, it takes a group of sy... Keep Reading

Users around the world adopt security ratings to understand risks that their own organization faces or their third parties may introduce. These risks include the threat of a breach. In a recent study, IBM and the Ponemon Institute... Keep Reading

In today’s business landscape, it is nearly impossible to work alone. You have to collaborate with clients, vendors, suppliers, specialists, and plenty of other partners all considered third parties to your organization. As a resu... Keep Reading

If people have learned one lesson in 2020, it’s that nothing stays the same forever. Change is inevitable, and to remain a viable organization, you need to be agile. In order to meet changing business needs, organizations need ful... Keep Reading

Increasingly, organizations understand both the financial impact and information security posture value associated with cybersecurity ratings. At SecurityScorecard, we believe that trust begins with transparency. In keeping with t... Keep Reading

Cybersecurity threats come in many different forms. Organizations deal with unpatched vulnerabilities, websites that redirect to unsecured hosts, and so on, however, employees have the ability to make mistakes that even the most r... Keep Reading