Risk intelligence that puts you ahead of the curve
Current and potential customers evaluate their supplier partnerships via risk assessment. With Conductor, you see the data your customers see, and can get ahead of issues before they affect business relationships.
Continuous Monitoring
Real-time risk signals across financial health, compliance status, and operational risk dimensions.
Premium Alerting
When your risk profile changes, you'll be the first to know. Conductor sends email and SMS alerts right to you, so you can take action fast.
Risk Scoring
Composite risk scores built from hundreds of data points, refreshed continuously with Conductor+ or every 90 days on a free plan.
Hear from the pros who rely on Conductor
"We’ve interacted with many online supplier portals, but this is the cleanest and most intuitive, making my tasks less stressful."
"As a supplier, why wouldn't you use Conductor? You can't access this level of compiled risk information about your company anywhere else."
"The Support team was incredibly fast and helpful when I needed it, I am looking forward to exploring the full potential of Conductor."
Insights from the field.
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Managing Cybersecurity Risks in Vendor Relationships
The former Chief of the UK's National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) has highlighted Critical National Infrastructure as the next big ransomware target – and warned of the potential for attacks against vendors to cause widespread disruption to essential services.
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Law Firm's Supplier Allegedly Exposed Sensitive Client Data for Months
TechCrunch has reported that sensitive client data of a law firm were reportedly exposed online for six months in a supplier's unsecured database, often called a "cloud storage bucket".
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The Price of Blind Trust: Don't Rely on Vendors for Cyber Incident Alerts
Overwhelmingly, businesses lack third-party cyber threat visibility and rely on vendors to alert them of incidents which could impact the security of their data or operations. All despite cyber professionals repeatedly being told not to report such events. This article explores the scale of the problem and suggests a workable solution for stretched teams and budgets.