Four supply-chain security use cases where strong demand meets real capability — the NIS2 and supplier-risk jobs where EUSEC cyber security ratings deliver the clearest results. This is where most decisions to adopt EUSEC are made.
We need defensible proof that we exercised due care over our suppliers’ security — ready to put in front of the BSI, our insurer or the board.
Ratings, reports and every change land in a continuous, exportable audit trail (CSV) — so your due-diligence work under § 30(2) No. 4 BSIG becomes documented evidence rather than an assertion.
We need a current, ongoing view of every supplier’s cyber posture — not a snapshot that’s stale the day after.
Non-intrusive outside ratings run continuously across the whole portfolio, lawfully and without supplier involvement — visibility you can’t practically build in-house.
We want to assess a new supplier’s security before we sign — without slowing the deal.
An outside rating is ready within hours and needs nothing from the supplier, so security becomes part of the selection — not a follow-up.
We can’t examine every supplier equally — we need to put depth where the risk actually is.
The ABC model scales assurance to criticality: C gets the outside rating, B adds an inside rating, A adds a deep audit or a supplier-provided ISO 27001 certificate.
No credit card. No account required. Zero obligation.
Results delivered straight to your inbox.