Supply Chain Monitoring and Visualization refers to monitoring an organization's supply chain for potential security risks and visualizing the relationships between different entities in the supply chain. This monitoring includes tracking the flow of goods, services, and information between suppliers, partners, and customers.

ThreatNG offers a comprehensive picture of an organization's external attack surface, digital risk intelligence, connection mapping, and notifications, all of which can help improve supply chain monitoring and visualization for enterprises. Using ThreatNG, businesses may find possible weak points in their supply chain, keep an eye out for new threats, and take preventative action to stop data breaches and other security disasters.

External Attack Surface Monitoring: ThreatNG provides organizations with a comprehensive view of their external attack surface, including all assets and associated risks. By leveraging ThreatNG, organizations can better understand their supply chain, identify potential vulnerabilities, and take appropriate steps to address them.

Digital Risk Intelligence: ThreatNG provides organizations with digital risk intelligence, which includes a wide range of data points related to potential security threats. This intelligence contains information about known vulnerabilities, malicious actors, and emerging threats. By leveraging this data, organizations can better understand their supply chain risk posture and take appropriate steps to mitigate potential security threats.

Relationship Mapping: ThreatNG allows organizations to map relationships between different entities in their supply chain. This mapping includes tracking goods, services, and information between suppliers, partners, and customers. By visualizing these relationships, organizations can better understand their supply chain risk exposure and take appropriate management steps.

Alerts and Notifications: Alerts and notifications from ThreatNG enable businesses to promptly detect and address possible security risks in their supply chain. Organizations can take prompt action to mitigate potential security risks and avert data breaches by obtaining timely notifications.