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How dependent is your security workflow on your current vendor?

Where does your pentest data live? Can you run behind the firewall or air-gapped? Can you export everything in a usable format today? Stress-test your vendor risk.

Assess My Vendor Risk

Assess Your Vendor Risk Exposure

How dependent is your security workflow on your current vendor?

Your current setup

Vendor-hosted data means less control over access, retention, and compliance.
Secure facilities, client sites, or restricted networks.
Security-conscious clients increasingly require data sovereignty assurances.
Data portability affects your ability to switch vendors or maintain continuity.
Cloud dependencies create single points of failure.
Auditability is increasingly required for compliance and client trust.

Your risk profile

Overall Vendor Risk
Moderate
62
out of 100
Data Sovereignty At Risk
Operational Continuity At Risk
Client Compliance Readiness Good
Vendor Dependency High Risk
Top risk areas
  • Your data residing on vendor infrastructure limits your control over access and retention policies.
  • Occasional offline work requirements aren't fully supported by cloud-only platforms.
Teams with scores above 50 often face client pushback on data handling or delivery delays from connectivity issues.

Includes the Cloud vs Self-Hosted Comparison Guide

Vendor risk isn’t theoretical

Your reporting platform sits on the critical path of every engagement. If the vendor changes terms, pricing, security posture, or availability - your delivery timeline takes the hit.

🗄️ Data residency & ownership

If your data is stored in a vendor-controlled environment, you inherit their retention policies, hosting choices, and access model. Do you have clear ownership - and a clean exit path?

🚪 Portability & exit readiness

“We can export” isn’t the same as “we can migrate.” Can you export projects, findings, evidence, users, templates, and history - in formats another system can actually use?

🔒 Deployment constraints

If you support regulated clients, you may need behind-the-firewall, private cloud, or air-gapped operation. If your vendor can’t support it, you end up bending your process to their product.

📑 Auditability & access control

Who accessed what, when, and why? Weak audit trails, coarse permissions, or unclear admin controls turn vendor dependency into compliance and incident-response risk.

⏱️ Availability & operational resilience

If the platform is down during delivery week, you don’t “wait it out” - you scramble. What’s the vendor’s SLA, backup posture, and recovery story, and can you operate without them?

💷 Pricing & terms risk

Pricing changes, feature gating, user limits, or contract restrictions can quietly force workflow changes. If you had to switch in 30 days, could you?

What you'll get

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Your Vendor Risk Score

A clear view of where you’re exposed: lock-in, deployment limitations, portability gaps, and operational dependency.

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A practical checklist

Questions to ask any vendor - including proof points to request - so procurement and security review doesn’t miss the important bits.

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Exit-ready actions

Concrete steps to reduce dependency: export validation, data-model mapping, backup plans, and “break-glass” operating procedures.

Assess My Vendor Risk

Takes about 2 minutes