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Third-Party Breach
as a Service

At CrownGuard, we know that your security is only as strong as the weakest link in your supply chain. When a vendor suffers a breach, it shouldn’t become a crisis for your internal SOC team.

Our Third-Party Breach as a Service acts as a strategic buffer between your organization, your legal team, and your vendors. We handle the investigation and the vendor outreach, allowing your Incident Response team to stay focused on protecting your own Crown Jewels.

Strategic Monitoring

Dark Web & Leak Site Surveillance: We monitor ransomware sites, Telegram forums, and breach dumps to alert you the moment a vendor appears.

Intel & Mapping

Real-Time Attack Surface Mapping: We maintain a comprehensive inventory of your third-party ecosystem to identify vulnerabilities before they are exploited.

Forensic Advisory
Vendor Engagement: We meet with the vendor on your behalf to assess stolen data, verify containment, and confirm SLA compliance.
Rapid Response
You receive a ready-to-read report covering the breach scope, data impact, and IOCs to ensure your environment is clear.

FAQ

We act as the strategic buffer. When a third-party breach occurs, your SOC team is usually pulled away from internal threats to manage vendor communications and assess external impact. CrownGuard takes over the vendor outreach, data analysis, and report generation, allowing your team to remain 100% focused on your own environment.

Time is critical during a breach. Within 48 hours of a confirmed incident, we deliver a concise, ready-to-read report for your leadership. This includes the scope of the data involved, a timeline of the event, confirmed containment status, and actionable IOCs to verify your network remains secure.

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How Likely Is Your Organization to Get Breached?

1 / 10

How frequently do you conduct security awareness training for employees?

2 / 10

Does your organization use multi-factor authentication (MFA) for all critical systems and accounts?

3 / 10

Do you perform regular penetration testing or vulnerability assessments?

4 / 10

How often are software and systems patched and updated?

5 / 10

Do you have a 24/7 incident response team or a formal incident response plan?

6 / 10

How are passwords managed within your organization?

7 / 10

Are employees restricted to the minimum level of access required for their job?

8 / 10

Do you have endpoint detection and response (EDR) or extended detection and response (XDR) solutions in place?

9 / 10

How do you handle data backups?

10 / 10

Do you conduct phishing simulations to test employee awareness?

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