RiskXchange vs Scovery

RiskXchange is a third-party risk management platform that combines external security ratings with vendor evidence and ongoing monitoring. Its outside-in network covers more than five million companies, according to the company. The platform scores risk from 0 to 900 and includes dark-web breach correlation, compliance mapping and remediation tracking. Its Agency comprises five lead agents and 27 specialists for tasks including onboarding vendors, assessing evidence, monitoring, remediation and regulatory reporting. NOVA can contact vendors by email, WhatsApp or in-app chat; customers can pause contact for an individual vendor. Integrations include Jira, ServiceNow, Archer, OneTrust, Slack and Microsoft Teams. Professional and Enterprise include a REST API, and webhooks support event-driven workflows. RiskXchange says it holds ISO 27001 and SOC 2 Type II certifications, with regional hosting in the UK, EU and US and tenant data held in the selected region. Plans start at £14,900/yr; a free SnapShot evaluates one live vendor and provides a posture report within 24 hours.

Scovery is a web platform for measuring and managing cyber risk exposed on the Internet. Its algorithms map internet-facing assets such as IP addresses, domains, and subdomains, updating the view continuously. The platform identifies vulnerabilities, weaknesses, and missing security mechanisms, then provides remediation recommendations. A cyberscore module supplies continuously refreshed metrics to help organizations prioritize corrective work and allocate resources. Scovery sends immediate alerts about major threats affecting an organization’s exposed perimeter or its third parties. Users can organize assets into portfolios for vendors, partners, acquisitions, and other categories, and compare a cyberscore with industry averages or selected competitors. Its third-party risk database contains over 2.5 million evaluated companies. Scovery presents solutions for investors, corporates, insurers, reinsurers, and cyber insurance brokers. The service is hosted by OVH. A free plan is listed, while the contact page directs visitors to request pricing information. Scovery is headquartered in Paris, France, and says its security expert team aims to respond within 48 hours.