For procurement and risk teams

See infostealer risk across your supply chain.

A supplier with infected devices is a risk to you. Passguard shows the exposure per supplier domain, without touching their systems.

No supplier access needed · Per-domain view · EU-hosted

Hundreds of organisations are safer with Passguard

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Why Passguard

Questionnaires do not show infected devices.

Certificates and assessments describe intent. Marketplace data shows what is actually exposed, today.

Threat What you know today What you see with Passguard
Supplier devices you cannot see Questionnaires and certificates. Actual infections tied to each supplier domain.
Shared portals and logins Trust in the supplier’s MFA. Exposed sessions on the portals you share.
Third-party breaches News reports and notification duties. Breached accounts and leaks per supplier, continuously.
What you get

Supplier risk you can measure, not just ask about.

Every supplier domain side by side

Infections, traces, target lists, cracked passwords, breaches and leaks per supplier.

Alerts when a supplier is exposed

A new listing tied to a supplier domain reaches you the moment it appears.

Reports for risk reviews

A full domain report per supplier as PDF, and CSV exports for your GRC tooling.

How it works

From supplier list to continuous monitoring.

Three steps to see the exposure of every supplier you depend on.

  1. Add supplier domains

    The domains you are authorised to assess. No supplier access needed.

  2. We monitor marketplaces

    Passguard identifies infected devices and exposed accounts per domain.

  3. You get alerts per supplier

    Know which supplier to call, and what to ask them to fix.

Book a Demo

A demo with Tom, our CEO

Bas Wevers, CISO at Royal FloraHolland
“Passguard is no‑nonsense. Clear. Factual. The data tells the story.”
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FAQ

Everything you need to know before getting started.

The essentials, explained in plain language.

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Do we need access to supplier systems for this to work?

No. You only need permission from your suppliers to monitor their domains. Passguard does not require direct access to their systems.

How does this improve our security if the risk is with suppliers?

By including supplier domains in scope you increase the chance of catching infostealer infections. This means more infections in your ecosystem are detected and action can be taken sooner.

How easy is it to roll this out in practice?

Very easy. Passguard works without software installation or integration. Adding supplier domains takes minutes and does not require extra effort from your IT team.

Do our suppliers notice anything?

No. Passguard works from the marketplace side and never touches supplier systems. You see what is exposed for each supplier domain; what you share with them is up to you.

Which supplier domains may we monitor?

Domains you have a legitimate interest in, such as suppliers under contract or under assessment. Every lookup is validated and logged.

Tom Leijte, CEO and co-founder of Passguard

A 30-minute demo with Tom Leijte, CEO, using data for the domains of your own suppliers.