For organizations with supply chain responsibility
Monitor your critical suppliers demonstrably, without a heavy TPRM platform
The NIS2 supply chain obligation requires you to apply appropriate measures with your suppliers, and is legally enforceable from 15 August 2026 through the Cyberbeveiligingswet. Exposentry provides an affordable, forensically grounded evidence layer alongside your existing questionnaires and procurement processes: no black-box rating, but verifiable scan evidence.
Why Exposentry for supplier monitoring
Evidence-first, no black-box rating
Not an opaque score, but verifiable scan evidence of each supplier's public attack surface, with recorded provenance of findings.
Affordable next to heavy TPRM
A pragmatic evidence layer alongside existing questionnaires, without the price and complexity of a full third-party risk platform.
Dutch and sovereign
Built on OpenKAT, hosted in European datacenters. Fits NIS2, EU sovereignty and the public sector.
Supplier-funded model possible
Suppliers can substantiate their own status if desired, keeping supply chain monitoring scalable and affordable.
Independently reported, straight to you
Do you currently receive your security reports through the party that manages your environment or that of your suppliers? Then that party is effectively judging its own work, and a critical auditor rarely accepts that. For NIS2 evidence it counts double: your IT provider is itself a supplier in the chain you must manage.
Exposentry therefore always reports directly to you as the client, never through the managing party. How we safeguard that independence internally is set out in our separation-of-duties policy and our terms.
Read why independent reporting makes your evidence stronger →Your suppliers in view with NIS2 + Keten
Supplier monitoring is part of the NIS2 + Keten plan: ten suppliers included, more available with credits (€5 per supplier per month). Schedule an intro call below and we will walk through scope and onboarding together.