As regulatory frameworks such as GDPR and NIS2 place heavier burdens on organizations to demonstrate due diligence, the BitSight-Groma partnership provides a critical compliance tool. The combination of BitSight’s analytics and Groma’s distribution channel creates a streamlined path for organizations to quantify their cyber risk in a standardized, actionable format.
Groma has expanded its capabilities to scan specialized Industrial Control Systems (ICS) and Operational Technology (OT) protocols, such as Modbus and BACnet. Why Groma Matters: Bridging the Gap in Cyber Risk Analytics
Ultimately, the BitSight and Groma collaboration represents more than just a distribution agreement; it is a commitment to raising the baseline of security maturity. By equipping the channel with superior rating technologies, this partnership is helping to create a safer digital environment for businesses and their stakeholders. bitsight groma
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The modern digital ecosystem is vast, borderless, and constantly evolving. As organizations adopt cloud services, remote work, and interconnected third-party ecosystems, their external attack surfaces expand at an unprecedented rate. Traditional, point-in-time vulnerability scanning can no longer keep pace with this dynamic environment, leaving security teams blind to newly emerged vulnerabilities, "shadow IT," and misconfigurations. As regulatory frameworks such as GDPR and NIS2
Your vendor says they’ve decommissioned a legacy portal. Have they? Groma allows you to continuously monitor your partners’ external assets to ensure they aren’t leaving zombie servers online that could be compromised and used to attack your shared data.
In short, Groma is an . Unlike traditional asset management tools that rely on internal CMDBs (which are often outdated or incomplete), Groma looks at your organization from an attacker’s perspective—from the outside in. Why Groma Matters: Bridging the Gap in Cyber
Without Groma, that database would have been discovered by a ransomware group, not a security team.
It continuously scans the global internet, analyzing DNS data, SSL certificates, response headers, and code repositories to answer one critical question: “What internet-facing assets belong to your organization that you don’t already know about?”
The Groma framework consists of several components, including:
The GIA graph technology allows for the discovery of fourth-party risks—the vendors of your vendors. The Future of Groma: AI, Speed, and Depth