SecurityScorecard Blog: Security Ratings

You’ve invested in cyber security, but are you tracking your efforts? Are you tracking metrics and KPIs? If you’re not, you’re not alone. A report by PwC found that just 22 percent of chief executives believe that their risk expo... Keep Reading

SecurityScorecard recently released a Trust Portal, a first-of-its-kind resource that invites users and partners to take an inside look at the data that drives our technology. The purpose behind the portal is to provide transparen... Keep Reading

SecurityScorecard recently released our Trust Portal, a first-of-its-kind resource that invites you to take an inside look at the data that drives our technology. The purpose behind the portal is to provide transparency into our s... Keep Reading

Do you know your hackers’ window of opportunity? That’s the critical question that you need to be asking your own organization, third-party vendors, insurance applicants, and M&A targets. Standards like NIST CSF and SIG c... Keep Reading

Sometimes your biggest security challenge is the vendors who are unknown to the risk management team. Traditionally, in order to determine vendors an enterprise is engaged with, it required working with procurement and surveying ... Keep Reading

What is unique about SecurityScorecard attribution?SecurityScorecard has an automated attribution strategy whereas other companies rely on a more manual strategy. Some organizations use a manual attribution strategy in lieu of an... Keep Reading

Increasingly, companies add new third party vendors to enable business operations. Whether it’s cloud migration to ease workload strains or using a Software-as-a-Service, you’re inviting more people to interact with your data. How... Keep Reading

In 2014, we launched an incredible journey building a fast-growing, innovative company focused on solving the challenges risk and security professionals face. Today, Forrester recognized our efforts by naming SecurityScorecard a L... Keep Reading

Visionaries and innovators, historically, must find a common language to support their futuristic ideas. Long recognized as a financial innovator, Alexander Hamilton was also a technological visionary. In his 1791 Report on Manufa... Keep Reading