#Eye on pinpoint security full

The challenge here is understanding what kinds of risks exist by partnering with new companies and visualizing risks that may find their way into products. In an effort to keep product deliveries on schedule, many organizations have begun looking for new vendors who are able to meet demand while maintaining a high level of quality. No one can escape the disruptions that companies across industries have experienced due to shake ups in our global supply chains. What’s more, this birds-eye view dashboard gives a breakdown of critical insights above the fold while giving access to risks per group based on business units, customers, teams, locations, and more.

#Eye on pinpoint security full

With a simple secure sign in, authorized users are greeted with a full rundown and status of what matters most to them.

Image: Cybellum Product Security Platform Now managers can review product vulnerabilities, pinpoint weaknesses in the supply chain, and review the status of legal compliance in one easy to use dashboard.Ĭritical insights are front and center, allowing for better oversight. The main dashboard displays the data that matters most to each department so managers, from security, legal, compliance, and beyond receive the most relevant information needed when drilling down into the details. While everyone is focused on their task at hand, managers quickly fall out of the loop and may spend their day trying to play catchup across teams and product lines.įor these reasons, Cybellum’s platform surfaces timely information across teams, business units, and supply chains. As vulnerability teams focus on mitigations, compliance teams will be preoccupied with remediating regulatory violations. Beyond meeting cybersecurity policies, whether set internally by the organization or through government regulations, each security team focuses on different data points to understand their product and keep it secure against sophisticated malicious actors. This leads to managers juggling multiple business units, each managing various projects, which in themselves have multiple vendors, complex components, and endless lines of code. Product security is a relatively new practice without tools that present the full organization-wide security operations. The answer, it takes a village to properly begin understanding a product’s cybersecurity posture and analyze the potential business impact should a vulnerability be exploited- and that’s only for one device! With such a big organization, how can managers quickly pinpoint the risks that will have the greatest impact? How can you know which team needs your immediate attention or which supply chain vendor is posing the most risk to your business? This means managing product cybersecurity and ensuring cyber compliance is nearly impossible. Manufacturing companies are huge enterprises with multiple business units and vast product lines.