Digital Risk Protection Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
ThreatNG Digital Risk Protection: A Comprehensive Guide
This FAQ offers an in-depth overview of ThreatNG's Digital Risk Protection (DRP) solution. It details how ThreatNG helps organizations proactively manage digital risks across their entire ecosystem, including third-party vendors and supply chains. Security professionals, including security analysts, vulnerability management teams, and incident response teams, will gain valuable insights into how ThreatNG facilitates comprehensive threat detection, assessment, and mitigation.
External Attack Surface Management FAQ
Security Ratings FAQ
Cloud and SaaS Exposure Management FAQ
Third Party Risk Management FAQ
Due Diligence FAQ
General Questions
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ThreatNG DRP uses a wide range of data sources, including code repositories, archived data, and the dark web, to uncover hidden risks across the entire digital ecosystem. It also performs deep analysis of exposed information and continuously monitors emerging threats.
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ThreatNG DRP uses various data sources, including domain names, IP addresses, social media, code repositories, archived webpages, the deep and dark web, and financial filings.
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ThreatNG DRP analyzes online sentiment, leaked code for sensitive information, and susceptibility to search engine-indexed exploits for potential weaknesses.
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ThreatNG uses advanced scanning and reconnaissance to delve deep into the digital footprints of organizations, their third parties, and extended supply chains. This includes surface-level assets and hidden assets across various attack surfaces.
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ThreatNG continuously monitors discovered assets and associated risks, delivering real-time alerts on changes, new vulnerabilities, or emerging threats.
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ThreatNG provides contextual intelligence and actionable insights into the potential impact of identified risks, enabling informed decision-making and prioritized risk mitigation.
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ThreatNG DRP performs contextual threat analysis, risk prioritization, and supply chain risk assessment.
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Contextual threat analysis involves analyzing information from various sources to understand the context of potential threats, including their severity, exploitability, and potential impact.
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ThreatNG DRP prioritizes identified vulnerabilities based on their potential impact and exploitability.
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ThreatNG DRP provides tailored reports for different audiences, actionable insights with prioritization, and comprehensive inventories for complete visibility.
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Executives receive high-level summaries, while technical teams get detailed reports with specific vulnerabilities and remediation steps.
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Comprehensive inventories provide a complete view of all discovered assets and risks across the entire ecosystem, including third-party vendors.
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ThreatNG DRP provides continuous monitoring, automated threat identification and prioritization, comprehensive change tracking, and inventory updates.
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ThreatNG DRP automates identifying and prioritizing threats based on their severity and potential impact.
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ThreatNG DRP continuously tracks changes within the organization's digital footprint and supply chain, keeping the inventory up-to-date.
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ThreatNG DRP uses role-based access control (RBAC), dynamically generated Correlation Evidence Questionnaires (CEQs), and centralized policy management for a collaborative and efficient approach to digital risk mitigation.
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RBAC grants users access to information and functionality based on their role within the organization.
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CEQs are dynamically generated questionnaires tailored to the specific risks identified. They prompt users to gather additional context and evidence for assessment.
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ThreatNG DRP uses a multi-layered approach to threat detection, analyzing various data sources to expose vulnerabilities and risks across the digital ecosystem.
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ThreatNG DRP provides a superior business context by analyzing various factors, including vulnerabilities' severity, exploitability, and potential impact on the organization.
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ThreatNG DRP leverages various intelligence repositories, including dark web data, ESG violation tracking, ransomware event monitoring, compromised credential databases, SEC Form 8-Ks, known vulnerability databases, BIN repositories, and bug bounty programs, to provide actionable insights for digital risk management.
Digital Risk Protection Use Cases
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ThreatNG Digital Risk Protection (DRP) is a versatile platform with many applications across the digital risk landscape. Here are some of the ways ThreatNG DRP can be used:
Protecting Your Brand and Customers:
ThreatNG DRP helps safeguard your brand reputation and customer trust by actively monitoring for brand misuse and fraud. This includes detecting phishing attacks, counterfeit products, and fraudulent campaigns that could damage your brand or harm your customers. Key use cases in this area include:
Preventing Account Takeovers and Data Leaks:
ThreatNG DRP helps prevent account takeovers by monitoring for compromised credentials and suspicious activity. It also plays a crucial role in detecting and preventing data leaks, both accidental and malicious. This includes:
Enhancing Security with Advanced Email Protection:
ThreatNG DRP offers advanced email protection capabilities to defend against email-based threats, such as phishing attacks, spam, and malware. This includes:
Gaining Comprehensive Digital Footprint Visibility:
ThreatNG DRP provides a comprehensive view of your organization's digital footprint, including domains, subdomains, and other digital assets. This helps identify potential vulnerabilities and risks across your entire online presence. Key use cases here are:
External Attack Surface Management FAQ
Security Ratings FAQ
Cloud and SaaS Exposure Management FAQ
Third Party Risk Management FAQ
Due Diligence FAQ