Black Kite, a third-party cyber risk management provider, has partnered with Sayari to integrate their platforms, combining insights into global corporate and trade networks with ongoing cyber risk monitoring.
As organisations manage increasingly complex global supply chains, they often deal with fragmented data across multiple systems. The partnership aims to bring together Sayari’s corporate ownership and trade intelligence with Black Kite’s standards-based cyber risk ratings.
Through the integration, users can enrich third-party risk assessments with information on both entity relationships and cyber exposure, providing a broader view of risk across the enterprise.
Sayari’s platform provides visibility into corporate relationships using a large collection of global corporate and trade data covering more than 250 jurisdictions. When integrated with Black Kite’s system, this data supports identification of ownership structures, supply chain dependencies, and potential exposure to financial crime, geopolitical risk, and cyber risk.
The combined solution supports several use cases, including:
- Enhanced due diligence through corporate ownership and cyber risk insights
- Supply chain risk management with visibility into supplier networks and vulnerabilities
- Financial crime and compliance through linking beneficial ownership and cyber posture
- Government and national security use cases combining transparency and cyber resilience
- M&A and third-party onboarding with consolidated risk assessments
The integration is designed to streamline data analysis by connecting previously separate sources of information, supporting organisations in prioritising third-party risk, accelerating investigations, and managing global risk exposure.