“Alex, I don’t think you are doing a good job,” said the chairman as I presented my progress. I was shocked. At that time, I was working as the Chief Security Officer at Gilt Groupe. He continued, “...because people aren’t complaining. If you were making enough changes, I’d hear more people complaining about you.” It was this ironic moment that gave birth to SecurityScorecard as I realized that companies have no KPIs to know how they’re doing on the cybersecurity front.

Watch a video message from Aleksandr Yampolskiy, SecurityScorecard CEO & Co-Founder and Ondrej Krehel, LIFARS' CEO & Founder, about the customer benefits of this winning combination.

What would you do, if you could predict a data breach? In this webinar recording, Penguin, Sainsbury’s, Tesco, and others will show how they use SecurityScorecard to predict and prevent data breaches. They will explain how they engage with their subsidiaries and suppliers, showing you how hundreds of breaches have been predicted in 2021 and what that means for 2022.

Hear first-hand from SecurityScorecard's CEO & Co-Founder, Aleksandr Yampolskiy, about how the company enabled organizations around the globe to strengthen their cyber risk efforts in 2021.

There's never been a more important time to strengthen your cybersecurity posture. Hear what SecurityScorecard's Chief Information Security Officer, Mike Wilkes, has to say about 2022 Cybersecurity Predictions. He'll also share key ways you can improve your cyber posture going into the new year.

SecurityScorecard instantly empowers you with the trust and confidence to make better smarter, faster decisions. Learn how you can improve your security posture today so we can make the world a safer place together.

Cybersecurity for FSI Asia 2021 - Trust, Collaborate, and Mitigate: Redefine Third-Party Risk Management with Actionable Insights

Trust, Collaborate, and Mitigate: Redefine Third-Party Risk Management in Healthcare

The consumer goods and retail industry stores customer data in various digital platforms across multiple third-party vendors. This environment is perfect for cybercriminals to look for weak points to gain access to valuable customer data. Oftentimes, cybersecurity teams are focused too much on securing their own organization from the outside. As hacker techniques become more widespread and sophisticated, organizations must be able to see not only their own security posture but also their third parties’ from the viewpoint of the hackers’. What do hackers see and where are the weak points?