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SecurityScorecard acquires HyperComply for vendor risk automation

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SecurityScorecard acquired HyperComply to expand third-party risk assessment and automate vendor questionnaire workflows. The deal consolidates cybersecurity tooling around vendor due diligence and risk ratings, with integrated offerings expected later this year. It also positions the combined platform to speed up onboarding and reduce manual assessment work for enterprises and vendors.

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  1. 16.09.2025 01:09 2 articles · 8mo ago

    SecurityScorecard acquires HyperComply

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    SecurityScorecard purchased Canadian startup HyperComply to improve third-party risk assessment by automating vendor security questionnaires and requests for proposal responses. The combined offering is intended to help enterprises onboard vendors faster and streamline due diligence, with HyperComply available as a standalone solution and as part of SecurityScorecard's supply chain risk management platform.

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