It’s a service that analyzes and monitors cybersecurity risks that may affect you via your suppliers or partners. Even if your defenses are strong, a vulnerable provider can be a gateway for attacks.
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Cybersecurity in Supply Chains – Nearshoring
Ikusi Supply Chain Sentinel proposes a cybersecurity model for supply chains and companies operating under a nearshoring model, covering four phases: risk identification, policy and control review, continuous monitoring, and risk remediation.
Risk monitoring
First, a cybersecurity risk assessment is conducted to identify potential vulnerabilities. Next, a cybersecurity policy tailored to the company’s specific needs is established.
Finally, continuous risk monitoring and alerting are provided to implement the necessary countermeasures.
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Benefits
- Protection of IT assets in nearshoring supply chains.
- Agile service integration for immediate protection.
- Use of best practices and certified cybersecurity processes by Ikusi.
- Incident response and management through our Ikusi ONCE C-SOC.
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Why Ikusi?
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Frequently Asked Questions
No, you don’t need to do it yourself. Ikusi continuously and automatically evaluates each supplier’s risk level based on their digital footprint, incident history, and security posture—non-invasively.
You’ll be alerted immediately to take informed action: restrict access, request corrective measures, or replace the supplier if necessary. You can also share the report to help them improve.
Yes. Many regulations (ISO 27001, NIST, GDPR, CTPAT, etc.) require third-party risk management. Ikusi Supply Chain Sentinel provides the documentation and evidence to demonstrate compliance.