What risk does a third-party leak create for our organisation?

Leaked accounts of supplier employees can be used to access systems you share or the supplier's infrastructure that serves you. This opens an attack path into your organisation through the supply chain.

How do we add our suppliers to the platform?

In the Intelligence 360 package, add your supplier's domain to the monitored portfolio. Leaks related to that domain are listed under the supplier.

Which data can we use to track our suppliers' digital risks?

Leaked accounts, affected devices, malware families and open findings related to the supplier's domain.

How are supplier risks assessed and prioritised?

A risk score is calculated for each supplier from open findings, affected devices and leak-related employee accounts. Findings are ranked by severity, so you can see which supplier needs priority review.

How are supplier findings kept apart from our own findings?

Third-party accounts are kept in a separate class, and supplier leaks are shown in a separate list. They do not mix with your organisation's own findings.

Can we share detected findings with the supplier?

Yes. You can send supplier-related findings to the relevant contacts and track the status of reported findings in the panel.

Is there a limit on the number of suppliers or the scope we can monitor?

The Intelligence 360 package monitors up to 10 suppliers. In the Essential and Professional packages, supplier leaks are shown in a separate list. For broader coverage, contact our sales team.

From the Essential plan

Third-Party Risk

Name: Third-Party Risk
Uploaded: 2026-11-01T00:00:00+03:00
Duration: 43 s
Description: Monitor leaks on your suppliers’ domains and identify at-risk suppliers at an early stage.

Monitor leaks on your suppliers’ domains and identify at-risk suppliers at an early stage.

Dark Radar Third-Party Risk lets you centrally monitor cyber risks arising from the digital assets of your suppliers and other third parties. By linking leaked accounts, malware-related findings, affected devices and employee accounts, it lets you assess third-party risk in a single security layer.

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Monitor third-party leaks

Assess supplier-related data leaks separately from other findings.

Filter leak records by the third-party class and review leaks linked to your suppliers in a single view. Assess each leak's scope by seeing the affected accounts, severity and malware family of every finding.

Add suppliers to your portfolio

Include supplier domains in your intelligence monitoring scope.

Add your suppliers' domains to the monitored portfolio in Intelligence 360. Track the digital assets of your third-party ecosystem and the intelligence findings for those assets centrally.

Assess supplier risk

Review each supplier's security posture with measurable data.

See the risk score, open findings, affected devices and leak-related employee accounts for each supplier. Combine different risk indicators in one assessment to decide which suppliers need priority review.

Share findings with suppliers

Report detected risks to the right parties and track their follow-up.

Notify the relevant parties of supplier-related findings. Keep reported findings and supplier risk status up to date and manage third-party security assessments in one central process.