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How Does Digital Proximity Quantify Third-Party Risk?

Digital Proximity scores how deeply a supplier connects to your systems, turning third-party risk into a metric teams can act on.

Sabrina Pagnotta

ThingsRecon named a European Leader in the ECSO Cyberhive Matrix 2026

Supply Chain Intelligence platform earns top marks for user experience and European compliance readiness in ECSO's independent industry evaluation.

What the Fiserv Breach Tells Us About Third-Party Blind Spots in FinTech

The Fiserv breach took days to trace. 40,000 employees, legacy tech, and a supply chain nobody fully mapped. Here's what that tells us.

The FinTech Supply Chain Nobody Audits

FinTech's third-party supply chain is growing faster than compliance can track. Here's what stablecoin infrastructure is adding to the exposure.

Digital Proximity: The Metric We Had to Invent to Assess Risk

Rating vendors is not enough. This patent-pending measurement of supplier connection depth is changing how organizations prioritize supply chain risk.

Stephane Konarkowski

TPRM Platform Comparison 2026: What to Look For Beyond Vendor Scores

Evaluating third-party risk management software in 2026? This guide breaks down what TPRM tools actually do, where vendor scores fall short, and what supply cha

Cyber Attacks on Critical National Infrastructure: Lessons from Securing Nations

A conversation with David Smith, national cyber defense practitioner, on real-life incidents and a framework worth saving.

Sabrina Pagnotta

Supply Chain Risk Beyond Cyber

Most TPRM platforms never surface financial instability, geopolitical exposure, and compliance signals. A green security score is not enough.

Sabrina Pagnotta

Why Supply Chain Intelligence is Different From TPRM, EASM, and GRC

The cybersecurity industry has categories for everything we own, control, and declare. It has no category for what we don't know is there. That gap is the risk.