Digital Risk Protection

DRP goes beyond classic cybersecurity and protects an organisation's digital presence from external threats.

Digital Risk Protection (DRP) is the comprehensive protection against digital risks — from brand abuse and data leaks to impersonation attacks and dark web activities.

What does digital risk protection cover?

DRP covers: (1) brand protection — detecting brand abuse, phishing domains, typosquatting, (2) data leak detection — monitoring for leaked company data, (3) account takeover prevention — monitoring for compromised employee credentials, (4) third-party risk — monitoring digital risks in the supply chain, (5) dark web monitoring — surveillance of darknet activity, (6) social media monitoring — detecting impersonation accounts, (7) threat intelligence — contextualised threat data.

DRP as part of TPRM

360TPRM integrates DRP elements into supplier monitoring — dark web, credential monitoring and brand protection for every supplier.

DRP in regulatory requirements

NIS2 and DORA require risk-based monitoring — DRP is a key element of that. Particularly relevant: credential monitoring for supplier employees and dark web surveillance for early warning of supply chain attacks.

Attackers operate outside your control

Phishing domains, fake apps and dark web activity happen outside your own IT infrastructure. DRP provides protection in that space.

FAQ

Is DRP only relevant for large companies?+

No — SMEs are also targets of brand abuse and credential theft. DRP tools are now accessible to mid-sized companies too.

How does 360TPRM integrate DRP?+

360TPRM monitors the dark web, credential leaks and external threat data for every supplier — as an integral part of TPRM scoring.

Protect against digital risks comprehensively

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