Visibility into every tier of your supply chain.
Adversaries don't respect tier boundaries. A tier-3 component supplier's compromise can affect your tier-1 prime relationships and your end-customer obligations. Supply Chain Security extends continuous external monitoring across the full supplier network at the same depth Deepinfo applies internally.
Monitoring the suppliers your suppliers depend on.
Supply-chain risk teams, procurement functions, and tier-1 prime contractor security operations run this workflow. The question they answer: what does our extended supplier network actually look like, and where is the next compromise going to come from? Pre-Deepinfo, supply-chain risk reviews stop at tier-1 questionnaires. Post-Deepinfo, monitoring extends through the tiers attackers actually exploit.
Coverage spans tier-1 (direct suppliers), tier-2 (your suppliers' key suppliers), and tier-3 (deeper dependencies). Each entity gets the same seven-layer scanning Deepinfo applies to internal assets. Risk scoring uses the same methodology so cross-tier comparison is consistent. Sector-specific threat-actor intelligence catches campaigns targeting the supply chain specifically.
Outcomes: tier-2 and tier-3 compromise detected before it cascades to tier-1; supply-chain incident response has visibility beyond the direct relationship; procurement gates fire on observational evidence rather than self-reported supplier questionnaires.
TPRM extended across tiers.
Continuous external monitoring across tier-1 + tier-2 + tier-3 entities. Same seven-layer scanning, same risk scoring, same compliance mapping. Threat Actor Intelligence scoped to supply-chain-targeting groups.
Tier-1 + tier-2 + tier-3 monitoring.
TPRM extends continuous monitoring across direct suppliers, your suppliers' suppliers, and deeper-tier dependencies. Same depth as internal monitoring; tier boundaries don't reduce coverage.
Sector-specific actor intelligence.
Supply-chain-targeting actor groups tracked in CTI Threat Actor Intelligence. Recent campaigns mapped to MITRE ATT&CK with sector-specific context.
Cross-tier risk scoring.
Same scoring methodology across all tiers. Tier-3 supplier scores aggregate into tier-2 supplier-portfolio context aggregating into tier-1 supplier-relationship context.
Compliance and audit mapping.
Findings mapped to the frameworks supply-chain audit cycles cite. Supports defense-sector tier compliance, financial-sector concentration-risk reviews, and other regulated supply-chain reviews.
Customers running supply-chain security across extended networks.
A defense manufacturer
Vendor risk across tier-1 + tier-2 supplier networks with sector-specific actor framing.
Read the storyAn international manufacturing group
Multi-region facilities and tier-1+ supplier networks under continuous monitoring.
Read the storyThird-party risk management
Continuously assess and score the security posture of every organization you work with.
Read the use case“Adversaries don't respect tier boundaries. Visibility into tier-2 and tier-3 component suppliers, not just our direct vendors, surfaced risks that a contract-only view never would have caught.”
Related use cases.
Vendor risk that doesn't depend on questionnaires.
Annual vendor questionnaires capture posture at one moment, filtered through the vendor's self-reporting.
See use case USE CASEGroup-level visibility without subsidiary tooling reorganization.
Group CISOs need consolidated visibility across subsidiary brands without forcing each subsidiary to abandon its own tooling.
See use case USE CASEQuantified external risk, scored consistently.
Risk scores are useful when they reflect real-world exploitation, not theoretical severity, and when the math is consistent across the organization and its third parties.
See use caseSee your supply chain at every tier.
Book a demo. We'll walk through tier-1 + tier-2 + tier-3 monitoring against your supplier network.