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Auditive is the first third-party risk network designed to keep buyers and sellers continuously in sync, automating workflows with AI and providing real-time monitoring.
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Key Features of Auditive

Auditive is a third-party risk management platform that creates a network connecting buyers and sellers. It automates security reviews using AI, enables continuous monitoring of vendor risk, and allows companies to easily share their security posture with multiple buyers. The platform aims to streamline the vendor risk assessment process and foster ongoing relationships between buyers and sellers.
AI-Powered Security Reviews: Utilizes cutting-edge AI technology to automate and accelerate the review of vendor security documents.
Continuous Monitoring: Provides real-time, ongoing monitoring of seller risk changes in one centralized place.
One-Click Security Posture Sharing: Allows sellers to easily share their security profile with all buyers on the network simultaneously.
Customized Risk Assessment: Enables buyers to assess sellers based on their specific requirements rather than generic risk scores.
Quick Onboarding: Offers a streamlined onboarding process that can be completed in minutes by syncing with existing systems.

Use Cases of Auditive

Software Companies: Tech companies can quickly assess and monitor the security posture of their numerous software vendors and service providers.
Financial Services: Banks and fintech firms can continuously monitor the risk profile of their partners and ensure regulatory compliance.
Healthcare Organizations: Hospitals and healthcare providers can efficiently manage the security risks of their extensive network of medical technology vendors.
E-commerce Platforms: Online marketplaces can assess and monitor the security practices of their sellers and payment processors.

Pros

Significantly reduces time spent on vendor security reviews
Enables continuous risk monitoring instead of point-in-time assessments
Streamlines the process for both buyers and sellers

Cons

Effectiveness may depend on widespread adoption within industries
Potential for over-reliance on automated assessments without human oversight