Strengthen your security and quantify your cyber risk
Explore what the platform can do for you
As well as monitoring your enterprise and third-party cyber risk posture, you can:
use the platform's security ratings to demonstrate oversight to regulators;
incorporate the platform into your cyber due diligence;
use it to quantify risk for cyber insurance underwriting; and
enrich your existing analysis and board reports.
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See what your hackers see
Data and infrastructure breaches
Discover infrastructure and data breaches; remediate potential issues to mitigate the breach impact; and protect your clients' data and reputations.
Mail security
Check mail servers for potential issues to prevent attackers from impersonating members of your organisation or using its email infrastructure to target others.
Server configuration
Stop attackers from targeting and exploiting vulnerabilities and potential security issues by detecting the various publicly accessible services running on your servers.
HTTP and HTTPS
Prevent hackers from breaking into your organisation's resources by scanning for issues in your websites and web applications.
SSL and TLS
Identify the common configuration issues in the complex SSL/TLS protocols that can allow attackers access to a compromised SSL/TLS certificate.
Domain name system (DNS)
Monitor easily unnoticed inconsistencies in DNS configuration and synchronisation before they affect your security, performance, and reputation.
How it works
Provide Thomas Murray with your root domain
Discover your exposed attack surface
Continuously monitor the risks and vulnerabilities within your network
Review your ratings, analytics, and actionable remediation data
Sector-by-sector benchmarking
Compare your company’s security posture to that of others in your industry, or assess how your critical third parties’ 0 to 1,000 ratings compare to their competitors, with bespoke industry benchmarks:
Bank
Asset managers
Asset owners
Market infrastructures
Government and public sector
Healthcare
Telecommunications
Manufacturing and logistics
Consultancies
Retail and customer
Technology
Other corporate sectors
Security Ratings Solutions: The 2023 Comparison
There are a lot of security ratings and third-party risk management solutions out there – choosing the right partner is a challenge. We've taken a step back to help you compare Thomas Murray’s market-leading solution, Orbit Security, with other well-known providers in the market.
Capabilities
Headquarters
Founded / Product Launched
Security rating scale
Orbit Security
Capabilities
- Security Ratings
- Third-Party Risk Management
- Cyber Advisory
- Incident Response
- Cyber Threat Simulation
- eDiscovery
Headquarters
London
Founded / Product Launched
1994 / 2021
Security rating scale
0-1000 for overall, domain and sub-domain level ratings
BitSight
Capabilities
- Security Ratings
- Third-Party Risk Management
Headquarters
Boston
Founded / Product Launched
2011 / 2013
Security rating scale
0-950 for overall rating
SecurityScorecard
Capabilities
- Security Ratings
- Third-Party Risk Management
- Incident Response
- Cyber Threat Simulation
Headquarters
New York
Founded / Product Launched
2013 / 2014
Security rating scale
A-F for overall rating, with A-F and 0-100 scale for individual risks
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We safeguard clients and their communities
Petroleum Development Oman Pension Fund
“Thomas Murray has been a very valuable partner in the selection process of our new custodian for Petroleum Development Oman Pension Fund.”
ATHEX
"Thomas Murray now plays a key role in helping us to detect and remediate issues in our security posture, and to quantify ATHEX's security performance to our directors and customers."
Northern Trust
“Thomas Murray provides Northern Trust with a range of RFP products, services and technology, delivering an efficient and cost-effective solution that frees our network managers up to focus on higher Value activities.”
Insights
Why Cybersecurity Due Diligence is Critical to Deal Completion
It’s a common story: after months of meticulous financial, operational, and market analysis, a critical finding emerges in the final weeks before deal closure – threatening what seemed like a near-certain transaction with a three-month delay.
DORA Compliance Checklist: Practical Guidance for Q4 and 2026
Our structured, expert-led checklist, will help you to prioritise and demonstrate readiness to supervisors and regulators.
Ransomware at Europe’s Airports: Case for Community-Driven Third Party Risk Management
The recent ransomware attack on Collins Aerospace’s Muse software, which brought chaos to airports across Europe, serves as a stark reminder of a critical gap in how organisations approach Third Party Risk Management (TPRM).
JLR Cyber Attack: What it Means for Private Equity, Credit, and Equity Investments
From the iconic E-Type Jaguar to images of the late Queen driving modern Range Rovers on her estate, JLR has long held a uniquely British place in the national consciousness, even under Tata ownership. The incident has affected the owners of the business, the supply chain, and customers, and offers learnings for the Private Equity (PE) industry.
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