45%

Breaches involving third parties

+78%

Increase in supply chain attacks (2023)

5,000+

Average vendors per enterprise

89%

Vendors with access to sensitive data

When AWS, Azure, or Google Cloud has an incident, thousands of businesses are affected simultaneously. Your security is only as strong as your provider's.

SaaS tools and enterprise software have deep access to your systems. A compromised vendor update can spread malware across all customers.

Outsourced IT, payroll, and business services handle sensitive data. Their breach becomes your breach.

Every integration is a potential entry point. Attackers increasingly target the connections between systems rather than systems themselves.

BBC, British Airways, Boots, Shell, and US government agencies were all affected by one file transfer tool vulnerability

US Treasury, Commerce, Homeland Security, Microsoft, and Intel were compromised through malware embedded in trusted software updates

REvil ransomware spread through IT management software to MSP customers worldwide

Identity provider breach gave attackers potential access to authentication for hundreds of enterprises

You can't control your vendors.
Control your data instead.

Third-party risk is unavoidable in connected systems. The only way to ensure your most critical data isn't exposed through a vendor breach is to keep it offline.