ThingsRecon has announced the launch of its new supply chain product and a significantly expanded strategic partnership programme. This initiative is designed to empower Managed Security Service Providers (MSSPs), Application Cybersecurity Partners, and cybersecurity consultancies to deliver comprehensive, next-generation security solutions to global enterprise organisations and governments. 

By forging powerful collaborations with trusted partners, ThingsRecon is providing enterprises with seamless access to its cutting-edge asset discovery, vulnerability management, and supply chain attack surface management capabilities. This combination harnesses the intelligence of AI technology with the deep expertise of ThingsRecon's own ecosystem and its partners. 

"We are excited to announce the launch of our supply chain discovery product. This provides greater context and continuous visibility to the digital connections and proximity of suppliers," said Tim Grieveson, Chief Security Officer & EVP Information Security of ThingsRecon. "Our latest product is a true game changer for security professionals as it will provide customers with a far more complete and accurate view of their attack surface, enabling them to identify, prioritise, and remediate vulnerabilities more effectively, including those across their supply chain, within APIs, and their extended digital connections.” 

Security teams often drown in alerts without clarity, and data without insights. Research from BetterCloud found that 68% of SaaS apps are IT-sanctioned, which means nearly one in three apps are flying under the radar without formal approval, visibility or oversight. 

ThingsRecon flips the model by connecting technical exposure to business risk. The platform equips organisations to: 

• Detect and respond to emerging threats faster, by automatically discovering and mapping internet-facing assets like domains, IPs, scripts, and APIs—including those forgotten or considered shadow IT. 

• Improve cyber hygiene and reduce attack surfaces, by adding context, proximity, and business relevance insights to every asset, helping security teams understand not just where the risks are, but how they are connected and why they matter. 

• Automate and increase efficiency of attack surface management with advanced AI algorithms and smart scanning engines. 

• Streamline compliance with evolving global regulations demanding clear digital visibility, such as NIS2, SEC, and DORA.

"In today's landscape of global regulations and increasingly sophisticated cyber threats, we firmly believe that expanding our partnerships to enhance our discovery, supply chain, and attack surface management capabilities is not just beneficial, but essential," Grieveson added. "This empowers security and risk leaders to move beyond basic vulnerability scanning and embrace holistic cyber risk management. Together, we're enabling them to find, understand, quantify, communicate, and remediate more assets, more effectively, at a speed and scale previously unimaginable.”