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Hellios Information

Get the cyber approval data you need.

Without the headache. 

We simplify cyber approvals by collecting and validating supplier information, so you can make faster decisions and stay ahead of disruptions.

 

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As a cybersecurity leader,
are blind spots in your supply chain
putting your organisation at risk?

You're not just protecting internal systems - you’re responsible for the entire supplier network.

 

 

You don’t always know which suppliers pose a risk.

Security practices vary wildly across suppliers. 

Data is inconsistent, outdated, or just missing.

Incidents often highlight problems after it’s too late.


It’s not your fault. You don’t have the visibility you need - and suppliers often aren’t equipped to give it.

We help security leaders get ahead of supplier risk.

But don't take our word for it. Hear what our buyers have to say.

Hellios provide third and fourth party risk management processes by collecting, validating and monitoring supplier information. Many Financials already use Hellios and I think DORA is the best incentive for any supplier to the Financial sector to join.

Dr Martijn Dekker, Chief Information Security Officer, ABN AMRO

With our innovative platform, you don’t need to chase suppliers or guess where vulnerabilities are hiding.

Our platform helps you: 

 

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Framework-based supplier evaluations

Ensure consistent, standards-based assessments across your supply chain using cybersecurity frameworks like Essential 8


02

Assess and compare security controls consistently

Standardise evaluations to strengthen supplier risk oversight


03

Identify weak points before they cause damage

View your supplier’s cyber credentials, aligned to Essential 8, to help reduce the risk.


04

Track and manage supplier improvements over time

    Monitor progress to ensure continuous risk reduction


 

You get a real-time view of supply chain risk -
and the power to reduce it. 

 

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One Supplier.
One Incident.
One Headline. 

Without a proactive approach to supplier risk, you’re vulnerable to reputational damage, regulatory compliance becomes harder, and your internal teams are constantly reacting instead of preventing.  

We help you shift from defensive to proactive - with less friction. 

Proactively secure your supply chain.
Sleep better at night.

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Know exactly where the weak links are.

Security

Strengthen supplier security standards.

Trust

Gain trust from your board, your team, and your customers.

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Be ready for whatever comes next - with visibility and confidence.

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Here’s our 3 steps to success:  


1. Book a free demo

Book a 15-minute walkthrough with our team today.

2. Onboard suppliers easily

With tools and support that make it painless.

3. Identify Risks Early

Act before vulnerabilities turn into headlines.

Ready to identify the next threat - before it hits?

FAQs

What is third-party cyber risk?

Third-party cyber risk refers to the potential security threats introduced by external suppliers, vendors, or partners with access to your systems or data. These risks can include data breaches, system vulnerabilities, and non-compliance with security standards.

Why is supply chain cybersecurity important for CISOs?

Supply chain cybersecurity is important because suppliers can introduce vulnerabilities that bypass internal controls. CISOs must ensure third parties meet security standards to prevent breaches, protect sensitive data, and maintain regulatory compliance.

What are the biggest cybersecurity risks in the supply chain?

The biggest supply chain cybersecurity risks include data breaches, weak supplier security controls, ransomware attacks, and lack of visibility into third-party systems. These risks can lead to operational disruption, financial loss, and reputational damage. 

How can CISOs manage third-party cyber risk effectively?

CISOs can manage third-party cyber risk by implementing structured supplier assessments, enforcing security standards, and continuously monitoring risk. Using a centralised platform helps ensure consistent evaluation and ongoing visibility across all suppliers.

How do you assess supplier cybersecurity risk?

Supplier cybersecurity risk is assessed by evaluating factors such as data access, security controls, compliance certifications, and incident history. Standardised questionnaires and validated data help ensure consistent and reliable risk assessments. 

How does continuous monitoring improve supply chain security?

Continuous monitoring improves supply chain security by providing real-time visibility into supplier risk and vulnerabilities. This allows organisations to detect issues early, respond faster to threats, and maintain an up-to-date security posture. 

How can CISOs reduce cyber risk across their supply chain?

CISOs can reduce supply chain cyber risk by enforcing minimum security standards, improving supplier visibility, and monitoring risk continuously. This approach helps prevent vulnerabilities from escalating into incidents and strengthens overall resilience. 

How does third-party risk impact regulatory compliance?

Third-party risk impacts compliance because organisations are accountable for how suppliers handle data and security. Poor supplier controls can lead to regulatory breaches, fines, and audit failures if risks are not properly managed. 

Can third-party cyber risk management be automated?

Yes, third-party cyber risk management can be automated using platforms that standardise assessments, collect supplier data, and monitor risk continuously. Automation improves efficiency, reduces manual effort, and ensures more consistent security oversight. 

How does Hellios support supply chain cybersecurity?

Hellios supports supply chain cybersecurity by providing validated supplier data, standardised security assessments, and continuous monitoring. This enables organisations to identify vulnerabilities early, improve supplier security, and maintain compliance.