Your vendor pipeline has a synthetic identity problem.
AI-generated shell companies are bypassing your vendor onboarding. Fabricated executives pass background checks. Manufactured credentials survive standard due diligence. Your supply chain is exposed.
Why CISOs Need This.
Supply Chain Exposure
Vendor Supply Chain Risk
Third-party vendors are the #1 attack vector for enterprise breaches. Synthetic entities exploit your vendor onboarding by presenting fabricated legitimacy that passes standard identity checks. One shell vendor in your supply chain compromises the entire perimeter.
Board-Level Exposure
When a fabricated vendor triggers a data breach, the board asks why your due diligence failed. Traditional background checks were not designed to detect AI-generated entities. You need detection capabilities that match the sophistication of the threat.
Regulatory Gaps
Current compliance frameworks (SOC 2, ISO 27001, NIST) do not require synthetic entity detection. This means your organization is compliant yet exposed. Early adoption of entity verification creates competitive advantage and reduces incident response costs by catching fabricated vendors before contract execution.
What You Get
A complete vendor verification assessment tailored for security leadership, delivered in 3–6 weeks.
Verification Report
Multi-signal analysis of your vendor pipeline against 13+ verification dimensions. Each vendor receives a synthetic probability score with signal decomposition showing exactly which indicators triggered.
Risk Classification
Every vendor in scope is classified into risk tiers: verified, flagged, or critical. Board-ready executive summary with actionable next steps for each tier.
Remediation Roadmap
Prioritized action plan for addressing flagged vendors, integrating detection into existing onboarding workflows, and establishing continuous monitoring protocols.
Regional Health System Detects Shell Vendors in Supply Chain
A regional health system with 200+ active vendors engaged our assessment after a near-miss incident with a third-party data processor. Our 13-signal analysis flagged 3 vendors with synthetic probability scores above 0.75—including one that had passed their existing SOC 2-compliant onboarding process. Two vendors had fabricated executive identities with manufactured LinkedIn histories. The third operated from a domain registered 90 days prior with AI-generated content.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How does this differ from standard vendor risk management?
Traditional vendor risk management verifies that a company has the right certifications and policies. Our assessment verifies that the company itself is real. We analyze 13+ signals including domain age patterns, executive identity consistency, content generation artifacts, network isolation scoring, and temporal clustering to produce a synthetic probability score for each entity. This layer sits upstream of your existing VRM process.
What access do you need to our systems?
None. Our analysis is conducted externally using the same publicly available information your adversaries use to construct synthetic entities. We need only a list of vendor domains or company names. No integrations, no API access, no data sharing agreements required. Results are delivered as a standalone report with optional follow-up briefing.
Can this be integrated into our existing onboarding workflow?
Yes. After the initial assessment, we provide a remediation roadmap that includes integration recommendations for your vendor onboarding process. For organizations requiring continuous monitoring, our Helix platform provides real-time alerts when vendor trust signals degrade or new synthetic indicators emerge. Continuous monitoring starts at $750/mo.
Close the Synthetic Gap in Your Supply Chain.
Your vendor pipeline was not built to detect AI-generated entities. Get a verification assessment before your next vendor onboarding cycle.