A continued look at “ripple events” - multi-party security events - examining the size and frequency of these events, firmographics, as well as the velocity of spread of such events. (more available)

Using RiskRecon’s assessment information, explanatory models are built to demonstrate the value of technical information in predicting measures of risk at varying levels of greater technical insight. (more available)

An analysis on the indicators to be derived from detecting Internet of Things (IoT) in organization’s public internet facing profiles.

A deep dive into the nature of the finance sector’s public risk surface. Reviewing subsectors of the finance ecosystem, including supply chains. (more available)

A survey-driven report of over 150 third-party risk practitioners to understand the challenges facing their programs, the actions those professionals are taking to address the challenges, and identify success factors. (more available)

A deep dive into the nature of the healthcare sector’s public risk surface. Reviewing subsectors of the healthcare ecosystem, including supply chains. (more available)

Using RiskRecon’s telemetry of the public risk surface of thousands of organizations, this report takes a look at services which are commonly viewed as unsafe. (more available)

A deep dive into the state of deploying the latest TLS version (v1.2) and the use of this signal for correlating with broader public-facing risk surfaces and characteristics of firms. (more available)

Using breach data from Advisen, this report defines ripple effects of breaches as the impacts on companies more than one degree of separation from the company directly affected by the breach. (more available)

This report goes in depth into the state of Internet security, including how companies are storing data, orgation’s internet surface areas, and where exposures exist the most. (more available)

This publication looks into the safety of cloud and on-prem environments.

The Third-Party Security Risk Management Playbook (Playbook) is the definitive study of third-party security risk management practices. Based on in-depth interviews of risk executives from 30 domestic and global firms, it reveals the real-world capabilities and practices employed to manage third-party cyber risk, distilled into 14 capabilities with 72 common, emerging, and pioneering practices. (more available)