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SecurityScorecard
Vendor profileReviewed Jun 2026

Is SecurityScorecard right for your security review workload?

SecurityScorecard is a threat-informed third-party risk management platform with security ratings and AI-powered questionnaire automation (TITAN Assess), now also the owner of HyperComply.

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Fit Diagnostic

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Match score100%

SecurityScorecard fits this buyer profile well. Use the demo to prove evidence handling, approval routing, integrations, and stale-answer controls.

Primary strength

Industry-standard security ratings with proprietary threat intelligence.

SecurityScorecard is the most "buyer-side" vendor in this set: its core is rating and monitoring third parties, not helping sellers answer questionnaires. That said, TITAN Assess and the HyperComply acquisition put it on both sides of the questionnaire. Buyers evaluating it for questionnaire automation specifically should clarify how TITAN Assess and HyperComply are packaged, and treat the security-ratings data quality (a genuine differentiator) separately from questionnaire workflow fit.

Primary tradeoff

Primarily buyer-side; seller-side questionnaire fit depends on HyperComply/TITAN Assess packaging.

Buyers should verify ownership, review routing, evidence freshness, implementation effort, and how generated answers are approved before they reach customers.

Not ideal for

Small teams whose only need is lightweight seller-side questionnaire response (consider HyperComply directly).

Limitations are part of the decision. A product earns trust faster when buyers can see where it is not the right first purchase.

Best fit20+

Questionnaires per month, repeated customer portals, or enterprise review pressure.

Reviewed sources1

Research inputs reviewed for this profile.

Named integrations6

Structured integration coverage represented in this profile.

Tracked signals13

Features, integrations, and modern buying signals represented in this profile.

Directional profile

SecurityScorecard strength map

Use this to see where SecurityScorecard appears strongest, then confirm the gaps in a demo with your own questionnaire and approval process.

Strength radarEvidencedepthAIautomationWorkflowcoveragePortalhandlingTrustcenterIntegrationdepthEnterprisefitBuyerproof
Evidence depthHow much public proof and review material is represented in the profile.
2/10
AI automationSignals for answer generation, assisted review, and automation depth.
10/10
Workflow coverageCoverage across intake, routing, review, approval, and reuse workflows.
8/10
Portal handlingSupport for messy customer portals and non-standard questionnaire surfaces.
1/10
Trust centerHow well the vendor appears to connect questionnaires with reusable proof.
2/10
Integration depthStructured coverage of CRM, collaboration, docs, API, and knowledge systems.
5/10
Enterprise fitSignals that the product can support larger buying committees and governed rollout.
8/10
Buyer proofVisibility into customers, screenshots, proof points, and external validation.
1/10

Product Overview

What it does

SecurityScorecard provides security ratings (an A–F grading system), continuous vendor monitoring, supply-chain risk visibility, and automated assessments. Public materials describe proprietary threat intelligence (owning the large majority of its data), 73+ security-tool integrations, and a TITAN AI platform: TITAN Watch (supply-chain visibility), TITAN Assess (AI questionnaire automation), TITAN Secure (threat-informed TPRM), and TITAN Agents.

For questionnaires, TITAN Assess automates questionnaire workflows, and the 2025 HyperComply acquisition adds seller-side questionnaire response and trust pages. SecurityScorecard is fundamentally a buyer-side risk platform with questionnaire automation layered on.

Summary

SecurityScorecard is for teams where security review is now a revenue workflow.

If questionnaires are frequent, multi-stakeholder, and customer-visible, workflow depth becomes more important than a simple answer library.

Fit Intelligence

Audience and use cases
Use cases

Primary Use Cases

SecurityScorecard is most relevant where the security review process is frequent enough to need repeatable workflow, evidence reuse, and buyer-facing consistency.

Security ratings & monitoring

Continuously rate and monitor third parties for cyber risk.

Third-party / supply-chain risk

Assess and prioritize vendor and supply-chain risk with threat intelligence.

Questionnaire automation (TITAN Assess)

Automate assessment questionnaire workflows with AI.

Compliance & insurance

Support DORA/SEC requirements and cyber-insurance risk evaluation.

How SecurityScorecard Works

Process
01

Rate and monitor vendors

SecurityScorecard rates third parties and monitors changes continuously.

02

Assess with questionnaires

TITAN Assess automates assessment questionnaire workflows.

03

Prioritize and remediate

Threat-informed prioritization and agents support remediation planning.

Feature Analysis

What to verify
Security ratings & threat intelligence

A–F ratings, continuous monitoring, and proprietary threat data across the vendor ecosystem.

  • The core differentiator is data quality and threat-informed prioritization.
TITAN AI (incl. TITAN Assess)

AI platform spanning supply-chain visibility, questionnaire automation, TPRM, and agents.

  • TITAN Assess brings questionnaire automation; HyperComply adds seller-side response.

Ecosystem Signals

Support signals
Integrations

Major Integrations

Integration coverage matters because answer automation depends on how well the product can connect source systems, review workflows, and revenue-team tools.

CrowdStrike

Security-tool integration.

other
Palo Alto

Security-tool integration.

other
Splunk

SIEM integration.

other
ServiceNow

Workflow integration.

other
Archer

GRC integration.

other
Integrations (73+)

SecurityScorecard references 73+ integrations; confirm specifics.

other

Fit Comparison

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Criteria
SecurityScorecard
Whistic ->OneTrust ->
Primary fit
Buyer-side TPRM and supply-chain risk programs.Whistic is an AI-first third-party risk management and customer trust platform for vendor assessments, trust centers, security profile sharing, vendor monitoring, and questionnaire response workflows.OneTrust is an enterprise governance platform spanning privacy, AI governance, data, and third-party/vendor risk management — the buyer-side TPRM and assessment side of the security-questionnaire market.
Decision lens
Shortlist SecurityScorecard when buyer-side TPRM, security ratings, and supply-chain monitoring are the priorityCompare workflow depth, integrations, and implementation effort.Compare workflow depth, integrations, and implementation effort.

Company Information

Snapshot and leadership
Company context

SecurityScorecard is a privately held security-ratings and TPRM company founded in 2013 and headquartered in New York, co-founded by CEO Aleksandr Yampolskiy and COO Sam Kassoumeh. It acquired HyperComply in September 2025. Customers referenced include ADT, Aflac, Cleveland Clinic, Hershey, and New York Life. Company-profile details should be treated as point-in-time context.

Founded2013
HeadquartersNew York, NY
Company typePrivately held
Aleksandr Yampolskiy

Co-founder & CEO - Cryptographer; co-founder and CEO of SecurityScorecard.

Sam Kassoumeh

Co-founder & COO - Co-founder and COO of SecurityScorecard.

Implementation, Security, and Buying Notes

What to ask
TopicSummaryBuyer action
Implementation

Implementation centers on onboarding the vendor portfolio, configuring ratings/monitoring, and enabling assessment workflows. Questionnaire automation packaging (TITAN Assess/HyperComply) is a key scoping item.

Ask to see setup steps.
Security review

As a ratings vendor, SecurityScorecard maintains its own posture and serves regulated sectors. Confirm AI data handling, access controls, audit logs, retention, and subprocessors for any questionnaire workflows.

Ask about controls and audit history.
Pricing

SecurityScorecard references tiered offerings (Basic Diligence through Threat-Informed TPRM) with a free trial. Confirm pricing by scope and how TITAN Assess and HyperComply are licensed.

Confirm package limits.
Integrations

SecurityScorecard references 73+ integrations across security tools, SIEM, ITSM, and GRC. Confirm the connectors relevant to your TPRM and questionnaire workflows.

Validate included integrations.
Competitive position

SecurityScorecard competes with BitSight and other ratings/TPRM vendors, and overlaps with Whistic and OneTrust on vendor risk. For questionnaires, TITAN Assess and HyperComply position it across both buyer and seller sides.

Compare fit, not only features.
Buyer guidance

Shortlist SecurityScorecard when buyer-side TPRM, security ratings, and supply-chain monitoring are the priority. If you want it for questionnaire automation specifically, clarify TITAN Assess and HyperComply packaging and direction first.

Run the demo test.

Decision Signals

Compare on facts
Questionnaire coverageStatusNotes
Custom questionnaires

Documented

TITAN Assess automates assessment questionnaire workflows (primarily buyer-side).
SIG / SIG Lite

Verify with vendor

Confirm standard-framework template coverage for assessments.
Buyer portals

Partial / indirect

For seller-side response, coverage comes via HyperComply; confirm packaging.
Procurement signalStatusNotes
Free tier or trial

Yes (documented)

A free trial is referenced for tiered offerings.
SSO / SCIM

Verify with vendor

Confirm SSO/SCIM by tier.
AI data handlingPublic signalNotes
Model providers

Not itemized publicly

Confirm AI data handling separately for TITAN Assess and HyperComply workflows.
Zero data retention

Verify with vendor

Ask for the current contractual retention terms.
No-training commitment

Verify with vendor

Confirm whether customer data trains vendor or third-party models.
Exit and portabilityDetailNotes
Export and lock-in

Not documented publicly.

Ask how assessment history, ratings data, and questionnaire content export at contract end.

Buyer Intelligence

Evaluation guidance
Demo Tests

What to test in a SecurityScorecard demo

Separate ratings data quality from questionnaire workflow fit.

Ratings accuracy

Validate ratings and findings on vendors you know well.

TITAN Assess fit

Confirm whether questionnaire automation matches your direction (buyer or seller).

HyperComply packaging

Confirm how HyperComply and SecurityScorecard are contracted and integrated.

Buyer Questions to Ask SecurityScorecard

Demo checklist

Use these questions to test whether SecurityScorecard fits your actual security review workflow, evidence process, and buyer portal reality.

  1. Does this product help your team send assessments, answer assessments, or both?

    SecurityScorecard is primarily a buyer-side risk tool: strongest for sending assessments, collecting responses, and monitoring suppliers. Verify whether it also helps your own team answer customer questionnaires.

  2. What evidence sources does the AI use, and can every answer be traced back to a source?

    SecurityScorecard does not show enough public detail in this profile to treat answer traceability as proven. Ask for source citations, confidence handling, and stale-source controls in the demo.

  3. Can it handle spreadsheets, PDFs, customer portals, and browser-based questionnaires?

    SecurityScorecard has public signals for non-standard questionnaire handling such as files, imports, exports, portals, or browser-based workflows. Test a real spreadsheet, PDF, and painful customer portal before buying.

  4. Does it support SIG, CAIQ, HECVAT, VSAQ, and custom forms?

    SecurityScorecard profile content references SIG. Still verify coverage depth, version support, and how custom forms map to your answer library.

  5. Can you tier vendors by risk before sending questions?

    SecurityScorecard has risk-review or due-diligence signals that may support vendor tiering. Ask whether tiering is native, configurable, and tied to questionnaire scope.

  6. Can a trust center reduce how many questionnaires your team receives?

    SecurityScorecard does not appear trust-center-first in this profile. If reducing inbound questionnaire volume is important, compare it against vendors with stronger trust-center workflows.

  7. Does it support human review, approvals, answer ownership, and audit trails?

    SecurityScorecard shows review, approval, ownership, or audit-control signals. In the demo, test low-confidence answers, SME routing, final approval, and audit history.

  8. Does it integrate with your GRC, CRM, procurement, ticketing, and document repositories?

    The profile lists 6 integrations across other. Examples listed in the profile include CrowdStrike, Palo Alto, Splunk, ServiceNow, Archer. Confirm which ones are native, which require API work, and which are plan-gated.

  9. What happens when a policy, SOC 2 report, subprocessor list, or product architecture changes?

    SecurityScorecard has source-maintenance or freshness signals in the profile. Ask who owns updates when policies, SOC 2 reports, subprocessors, or product architecture change.

Published

Jun 27, 2026

Last reviewed

Jun 27, 2026

FAQ

Is SecurityScorecard a questionnaire tool?

SecurityScorecard is primarily a security-ratings and TPRM platform; it adds AI questionnaire automation via TITAN Assess and owns HyperComply for seller-side response.

Is SecurityScorecard buyer-side or seller-side?

Its core is buyer-side (assessing and monitoring vendors), but TITAN Assess and HyperComply extend it toward seller-side questionnaire response.

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