Critical services depend on a connected world. SecurityScorecard helps organizations understand the cyber risk around them.
More than 3,300 global customers use the platform to report to their boards, monitor their external attack surface, and manage third-party risk. Its customers include 78% of the Fortune 100 and 8 of the top 10 US banks.
Internet Intelligence at Scale
The foundation is Internet intelligence at scale:
- 4,100,000,000 IPs and domains scanned every seven days across more than 1,500 ports
- 20,000,000 websites crawled weekly
- 2,000,000,000+ requests processed daily by malware sinkholes
Attribution connects that evidence to organizations and their digital infrastructure.
The SecurityScorecard Platform
SecurityScorecard combines outside-in ratings with attack surface management, cyber risk quantification, and supply chain detection and response. Recognized as a leader in the 2024 Forrester Wave, the platform gives teams a common framework for assessing risk, supported by integrations across the security ecosystem.
Supporting the Public Sector
In the public sector, the mission is service continuity. Federal agencies, states, financial regulators, and international partners use this intelligence to prioritize exposure and investigate supplier risk.
Partnerships with 13 information sharing and analysis centers extend that collaboration. Experienced public sector advisers bring perspectives from intelligence, defense, technology, and government.
Introducing Project Meridian
Project Meridian brings this intelligence onto the map. Built by SecurityScorecard STRIKE, it combines DriftNet Internet intelligence, SecurityScorecard ratings, and physical infrastructure across 16 critical sectors.
For government, that supports critical infrastructure protection, rural health care resilience, and planning around energy, water, and data centers. State and local teams can investigate the infrastructure surrounding their communities and the connections beyond them.
Meridian helps teams:
- Detect relevant exposures
- Understand the connected infrastructure
- Anticipate risk through evidence and scenarios
- Protect services by organizing the investigation and next action
Now follow those jobs through the recorded Meridian demonstration.
Step 1: Start with the Facility
Open the facility’s record to review the linked organizational context. In this demo, that includes:
- 31 domains
- 66 IP addresses
- 190 vendor associations
These connections provide a starting point for the investigation.
Step 2: Review Risk
Open risk to review product-inferred vulnerabilities, observed TLS, and prioritized findings. The facility record brings the supporting evidence together, helping the team choose its next step.
Step 3: Explore Care Continuity
Next, explore care continuity around New Ulm Medical Center. Hospitals, emergency response, power, and water appear together.
This scenario organizes 550 connected entities through proximity and observed relationships. Teams can investigate the services, suppliers, and connections relevant to continuity.
Step 4: Plan for Major Events
For major event planning, follow connections out from the Los Angeles venues. Shared domains, vendors, and IP addresses connect 7,197 records across nine sectors.
The view connects local planning with a national network, giving teams a starting point for validation and coordinated preparation.
Step 5: Move to National Portfolios
Then move to national portfolios:
- Water and wastewater: 50,739 mapped records
- Healthcare: 39,318 mapped records
Select a location, inspect its record, and explore the geographic context.
From one facility to a nationwide portfolio, Meridian gives teams a consistent way to investigate relationships, review the evidence, and organize their next decision.
