Recorded Future Enhances Third-Party Risk Management with New Features
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- •Recorded Future launched six new capabilities for its Third-Party Risk product.
- •Key features include AI-driven insights, a Risk Priority Matrix, and compliance indicators.
- •The product aims to unify threat intelligence and risk ratings for better vendor risk management.
Recorded Future has introduced six new capabilities to its Third-Party Risk product, integrating threat intelligence and risk ratings into a unified workflow. Key features include Recorded Future AI for Third-Party Risk, a Risk Priority Matrix, and Compliance framework indicators. These enhancements aim to provide continuous monitoring and actionable insights for organizations managing vendor risks. The product also addresses the misattribution of shared cloud infrastructure risk and allows for risk comparison among vendors. Future updates will include additional scanning and alert features. The integration with ServiceNow and Archer enhances usability across different license tiers. This launch reflects a shift towards a more intelligence-led approach in third-party risk management.
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