Crowe and SecurityScorecard Partner on Third-Party Cyber Risk Management
Crowe LLP has announced a collaboration with SecurityScorecard to enhance third-party cyber risk management, according to a press release. The partnership combines Crowe's cyber and risk management expertise with SecurityScorecard's intelligence-driven automation platform.
SecurityScorecard's MAX platform continuously detects supply chain and vendor risks, supports vendor remediation, and provides audit-ready compliance insights. Crowe will apply its experience in third-party risk and cyber strategy to interpret and prioritize these insights, aligning them with clients' business objectives.
The collaboration aims to help organizations reduce risk more quickly, improve compliance outcomes, and strengthen operational resilience. It also supports faster vendor onboarding and enhanced due diligence processes by linking real-time intelligence with actionable business strategies.
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