Continuous Monitoring

Exposure Monitoring

Exposure monitoring continuously tracks the digital exposure of an organisation or supplier — all externally visible and potentially exploitable vulnerabilities and data leaks.

Exposure monitoring provides a complete picture of the actual attack surface — based on external data sources rather than self-reporting.

Why continuous?

Exposure monitoring provides a complete picture of the actual attack surface — based on external data sources rather than self-reporting. Periodic reviews only detect risks months after they arise. Continuous monitoring closes this dangerous gap.

207 days average detection time

Without continuous monitoring, risks remain undetected for an average of 207 days (IBM 2023).

Regulatory requirements

NIS2 Art. 21 and DORA Art. 28 explicitly require continuous, risk-based monitoring of all relevant third parties. ISO 27001:2022 has significantly tightened supplier monitoring requirements with Annex A.5.19-23.

360TPRM meets all requirements

360TPRM is natively aligned to NIS2, DORA and ISO 27001 — with automated compliance evidence.

FAQ

What is the difference from periodic audits?+

Audits are snapshots at a point in time. Continuous monitoring detects risks immediately — not at the next audit.

How much effort is continuous monitoring?+

With 360TPRM virtually no effort — fully automated, without questionnaires, without manual data entry.

Measure exposure continuously

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