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SecurityScorecard and Uniqus Team Up on Managed Supply Chain Risk

20, August 2025

SecurityScorecard and Uniqus Consultech are joining forces to address one of the toughest challenges facing enterprises today: managing cyber risk across global supply chains. The partnership combines SecurityScorecard’s supply chain detection and response platform with Uniqus’ consulting expertise to deliver managed solutions under the MAX brand.

MAX is designed to shift third-party risk management away from static assessments and toward real-time, actionable response. Instead of relying on manual checklists, organizations can use MAX to identify vulnerabilities in their supply chain, prioritize the most urgent risks, and take immediate steps toward remediation. The result is a more proactive model for dealing with threats that often arise from suppliers, partners, and contractors.

The collaboration also extends SecurityScorecard’s reach in key markets. Customers in APAC will gain localized, high-touch delivery of MAX services through Uniqus, while Uniqus’ global client base will have direct access to MAX’s cyber risk intelligence. The mix of technology and consulting creates a path for organizations to operationalize risk insights across different geographies and industries.

For enterprises, the partnership represents a practical way to translate cyber risk data into measurable outcomes. By embedding SecurityScorecard’s intelligence into Uniqus’ delivery framework, organizations can better protect their supply chains and move from reactive compliance to active, continuous risk reduction. This positions MAX as a managed service that directly supports resilience in a rapidly evolving threat environment.

Source: ChannelE2E

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