A new month brings fresh updates to the 3rdRisk platform. We’re always working behind the scenes to make things better, and we’re excited to share what’s just gone live.

Here’s a look at our latest improvements 👇

SecurityScorecard Integration

We’ve added a new integration to the collection: SecurityScorecard. This integration automatically imports cybersecurity ratings and insights from SSC into your 3rdRisk environment, helping you monitor, assess, and respond to third-party cyber risks without switching between tools.

What you can do with this new integration

• Cyber scores: You can now directly see & access your cyber scores within the third-party catalogue and get an overview of the underlying factors.

• Notifications: Receive real-time notifications, for instance, when a rating changes below a certain threshold.

• Action plans: Create action plans that get automatically filled in by SSC data, allowing you to insert external ratings into your workflow.

• Automation: Want to dig deeper? You can now automate assessments to be sent based on SSC scoring.

Here’s a preview of how the SecurityScorecard integration looks on our platform.

Quality of life changes

• SCIM provisioning: You are now able to use SCIM provisioning for Okta and Microsoft Entra ID. Allowing for users and groups to be automatically created, updated, and deactivated.

• Bulk clarification: Need a vendor to clarify multiple or all answers on an assessment? You can now select multiple (or all) questions for additional clarification at once.

• File uploads: When accidentally uploading with embedded scripts/macros you will now get an error message with this link added:

  https://support.3rdrisk.com/en/article/cannot-upload-file-due-to-security-reasons allowing you to fix the issue.

• Deleted framework sections: Your deleted framework sections will now be hidden, and only active sections will be shown.

• Bulk matching LEI numbers: The platform can now automatically find and add LEI numbers when bulk importing DORA third parties.

• Risk appetite: Your residual risk is now compared to your risk appetite to show you whether it is actually in line with your desired appetite.