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    Everything you need to run third-party risk in VendorBreach. No sign-in required.

    Getting started

    1. Start a 14-day free trial — no credit card. Confirm your email from the link we send you.
    2. Add your first vendors (below). Scans start automatically and usually finish within a few minutes.
    3. Review the dashboard: each vendor gets a security score, grade, findings and breach history.
    4. Invite teammates from Settings and turn on email alerts for score drops and new breaches.

    Adding vendors

    Add a vendor by entering its company name and primary website domain, or import many at once from a CSV (name, domain, category, tier). Duplicate domains are detected and merged.

    Plan limits: Starter monitors up to 25 vendors, Professional up to 100, and Enterprise is unlimited. See pricing.

    How scoring works

    Scores run 0–100 and are built from outside-in evidence: website encryption (TLS), DNS and email authentication (SPF, DKIM, DMARC), exposed services, known breaches and leaked credentials, and published certifications.

    Breach probability estimates the chance of a breach in the next 12 months from security-rating weakness, threat exposure, past breaches, missing certifications and weak encryption. Vendors without enough public evidence show no guessed number.

    Vendors can raise their score within a capped range by sharing verified evidence through a Trust Profile. See the sample report.

    Integrations

    • Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, Okta — discover the SaaS and AI tools already in use.
    • Slack and Jira — route alerts and remediation tasks (Professional and above).
    • REST API and webhooks — sync vendors, findings and scans (Enterprise).

    TPRM FAQs

    What is third-party risk management?

    The practice of identifying and reducing the security, privacy and operational risk your suppliers introduce.

    Do vendors need to install anything?

    No. Scoring uses public, outside-in signals. Questionnaires and evidence are optional and shared through a secure portal.

    Where is my data hosted?

    Customer data is stored in the United States (AWS US-East-2, Ohio). Details are in the Trust Center.

    I didn't get my confirmation email.

    Check spam, then use "Resend confirmation email" on the sign-in page. Messages come from noreply@notify.vendorbreach.com.

    Still stuck? Contact us.