| Type | Subsidiary |
| Parent Company | Mastercard |
| HQ | Salt Lake City, UT, US |
| Founded | 2015 |
| Website | riskrecon.com |
| Cybersecurity rating | BMore |
RiskRecon was founded in 2015 and is headquartered in Salt Lake City, UT, US
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Key People/Management at RiskRecon
Michael Fowkes
Chief Technology Officer
Peter Kobs
Executive Vice President, Sales
Jesse Card
Vice President, Software Development
Chris Charles
Vice President, Operations
Jon Ehret
Vice President, Strategy & Risk
RiskRecon Office Locations
RiskRecon has offices in Salt Lake City and Boston
Salt Lake City, UT, US (HQ)
5241 S State St Unit 3
Boston, MA, US
Boston
RiskRecon Financials and Metrics
Summary Metrics
Founding Date | 2015 |
Total Funding | $40 m |
Investors | Accel Partners, General Catalyst, Rakesh K. Loonkar, Mickey Boodaei, Paul Sagan, F-Prime Capital Partners, Eight Roads Ventures, Dell Technologies Capital, F-Prime Capital |
In total, RiskRecon had raised $40 m. RiskRecon is a subsidiary of Mastercard
RiskRecon Operating Metrics
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RiskRecon Online and Social Media Presence
585 Twitter followers
RiskRecon has 585 Twitter Followers. The number of followers has decreased 0.3% month over month and increased 0.9% quarter over quarter
RiskRecon's Trends
Twitter Engagement Stats for @riskrecon
2.3k
Tweets
334
Following
585
Followers
39
Tweets last 30 days
0.2
Avg. likes per Tweet
33.3%
Tweets with engagement
RiskRecon News and Updates
March 01, 2021
RiskRecon expands cybersecurity risk monitoring to 3.9 million
RiskRecon marked the expansion of its cybersecurity risk monitoring to 3.9 million companies globally. The essential insights into the health of digital ecosystems delivered by RiskRecon enables its clients to easily understand and act on their cybersecurity risks.
February 25, 2021
RiskRecon Grows Third-Party Cybersecurity Risk Monitoring to 4 Million
RiskRecon, a leading provider of cybersecurity risk ratings, today marked the expansion of its cybersecurity risk monitoring to 4.1 million companies globally. The essential insights into the health of digital ecosystems delivered by RiskRecon, enables its clients to easily understand and act on the…
February 24, 2021
LevelUP, SecZetta, and RiskRecon Announce New Total TPRM Offering in Third-Party Risk Management
LevelUP Consulting Group, a leading provider of professional services for managing risk, today announced a new Total Third-Party Risk Management (Total TPRMTM) solution offering in partnership with SecZetta, the leading provider of third-party identity risk solutions, and RiskRecon, a leading cybers…
February 19, 2021
Internet-exposed Orion servers drop 25% since SolarWinds breaches announced
One in four SolarWinds Orion servers exposed to the internet at the time of an era-defining espionage campaign have been taken off the internet, RiskRecon reports.
Orion is one of several platforms used in a broad espionage campaign widely believed to be orchestrated by Russian intelligence disco…
February 19, 2021
Many SolarWinds Customers Failed to Secure Systems Following Hack
According to RiskRecon, a risk assessment firm, many companies that were exposed to the SolarWinds Orion espionage campaign have not followed protocol and taken necessary measures to disclose the incident. Several companies are still exposing malicious software to the internet, according to the firm…
February 08, 2021
RiskRecon and CyberGRX provide orgs with a contextual view of their third-party cyber risk
RiskRecon and CyberGRX announced a strategic partnership to provide organizations with a complete, contextual view of their third-party cyber risk posture. CyberGRX customers can now view RiskRecon ratings for every vendor in the CyberGRX Exchange based on continuously updated data.
RiskRecon Blogs
January 19, 2022
Who’s making waves with multi-party data breaches?
This article is dedicated to the "who" in “who is creating multi-party data breaches?” You could argue that we should have started here since every one of these incidents began with someone who precipitated everything we’ve discussed so far. But that’s exactly why we saved this for last;…
January 12, 2022
How do ripple multi-party breaches propagate?
Where do ripple events stem from? This question may well be top of mind now more than ever, as these types of events become commonplace. That is why we made it a point to learn as much as we could about how these incidents, or their impacts, spread from the initial victim organization to…
December 23, 2021
Log4j: The Latest and How To Stay Protected
What We Know
On December 10, 2021, Apache released an advisory for a critical vulnerability in the Log4j version 2.x application. Log4j is a Java-based logging system commonly used in commercial and proprietary Java and other web and server applications. The Log4j vulnerability was assi…
December 16, 2021
Ransomware is Being Detonated Seven Days a Week
Based on analysis of over 600 publicly reported ransomware events, RiskRecon has discovered that criminals are detonating ransomware at targeted organizations seven days a week, leaving no time for enterprises to shore up their security operations.
December 08, 2021
GoDaddy Announces Security Incident: How to Know if You Are Impacted
On November 22, 2021, the popular web hosting provider GoDaddy announced that an unauthorized third party accessed their Managed WordPress hosting environment. Beginning on September 6, 2021, the unauthorized third party accessed the email address and customer number of 1.2 million activ…
December 06, 2021
What caused the surge in ripple events?
Having taken a few different readings about the size and scope of these digital tsunamis, our next question is what causes them. There are several ways we can examine that. We’ll start by dividing up events into high-level categories, then grouping them according to common incident patte…
RiskRecon Frequently Asked Questions
When was RiskRecon founded?
RiskRecon was founded in 2015.
Who are RiskRecon key executives?
RiskRecon's key executives are Michael Fowkes, Peter Kobs and Jesse Card.
How many employees does RiskRecon have?
RiskRecon has 92 employees.
Who are RiskRecon competitors?
Competitors of RiskRecon include UpGuard, BitSight and SecurityScorecard.
Where is RiskRecon headquarters?
RiskRecon headquarters is located at 5241 S State St Unit 3, Salt Lake City.
Where are RiskRecon offices?
RiskRecon has offices in Salt Lake City and Boston.
How many offices does RiskRecon have?
RiskRecon has 2 offices.
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