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My main use case for SecurityScorecard is monitoring vulnerabilities that are affecting our domain.

The best features SecurityScorecard offers for me are mainly being able to properly position my organization's security posture because of the score that is provided. I am able to know if we are doing well by assigning the quality or assigning the security posture to a score. It helps put things into perspective for me and I am able to know to what extent a vulnerability exists and the level of threat and the level of information breach each vulnerability is associated with.

The score helps me to inform leadership where we truly are at with regards to our security posture as an organization. It is also able to help me prioritize which vulnerabilities to remediate, which is more important, and which one needs immediate attention. It also helps me paint the best picture of our security position to management.

SecurityScorecard helps my organization know how well we are performing with regards to our security posture, and we are able to close security gaps when they are raised in SecurityScorecard.

I realized that because my company was acquired by a bigger organization, SecurityScorecard started associating other portfolio company vulnerabilities to our score, which was not helpful because it was giving us wrong data and giving us vulnerabilities we did not have. When you dive deep, you realize that the vulnerabilities are not associated with our domain. If SecurityScorecard could improve anything, it would be making sure the algorithm pulls the right data for the right domain.

I have been using SecurityScorecard for two years.

SecurityScorecard is stable in my experience.

Customer support is timely. Anytime I have had to dispute anything with regards to our score or the vulnerabilities being highlighted on our domain, they address it within seventy-two hours and change or update the score.

A typical workflow includes logging into SecurityScorecard, seeing which vulnerabilities have been flagged with regards to my domain, and then working with the engineers to have those vulnerabilities mitigated. After that, I upload the evidence into SecurityScorecard so that it can be taken off our score.

One of the benefits I have realized while using SecurityScorecard was that there was a vulnerability with our website and with the insights we got from SecurityScorecard, we were able to take a better decision of building a custom website instead of going with the template we had at the time.

Initially, SecurityScorecard monitoring was being managed by my CISO. However, with the simplicity of the dashboard and the information and the data in SecurityScorecard, he was able to easily hand it over to me, who did not have any prior experience, and I was able to quickly get the hang of things. He did not have to supervise or step in again and he was able to totally hand it over to me.

If you want a simple dashboard that is easy to understand and lets you know the vulnerabilities affecting your domain, SecurityScorecard is a good product for that. I would rate this product eight out of ten.

My main use case for SecurityScorecard is to keep an eye on our vulnerabilities and also monitor which companies follow us in the platform, and we keep track when our score drops so we can fix it.

For tracking vulnerabilities or monitoring our score with SecurityScorecard, we take action based on our score, and a few people in our group have access there so they check it daily, monitor our IPs, and if there is something they need to discard. We have one specialist who fixes the vulnerabilities, and when he fixes things, he reports back to SecurityScorecard so we keep our score as high as possible, preferably at least A, and we have noticed some customers sharing reports from your platform where they needed us to have this A score.

SecurityScorecard is quite simple and easy to use, and we just need to keep track when we receive those notifications from the tool.

The best features SecurityScorecard offers are that it is easy to use and quite easy to understand what the vulnerabilities are and how to fix them. I appreciate the interface where you can see in one screen pretty much everything, and I also appreciate the feature where you can see the number of customers who follow you in the platform.

The interface of SecurityScorecard stands out for me because it is very easy. In one dashboard, you can see pretty much everything. I appreciate the nice colors that are easy to follow, and I also appreciate the graphs in the platform.

SecurityScorecard has impacted my organization positively as it was a surprise to notice that many of our customers follow us there, and the tool scans the web twice per day, so we can see how hackers and what they can see from our publicly available IPs.

Specific outcomes or metrics that show how SecurityScorecard has helped my organization include our score improving quite a lot. We started with a C or maybe D and reached the A, keeping it above 90 points, which has impacted us because it is now a metric our management follows.

I suggest that SecurityScorecard could be improved by giving a little more specifics on how the scanning works and how you are able to detect those IPs, including more details on the privacy side about how the scanner operates and how it is sometimes allowed to do those scans. Additionally, it might be good to understand how to quickly fix or report the quite a lot of false positives, perhaps through a self-checkout feature or something similar.

The features of SecurityScorecard are quite adequate and do not need anything added.

I have been using SecurityScorecard for about two and a half years.

SecurityScorecard is stable.

SecurityScorecard's scalability is easy to scale.

The customer support for SecurityScorecard is amazing.

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I did not previously use a different solution, as no solution of this kind was used before.

Before choosing SecurityScorecard, we did not evaluate other options.

My experience with pricing, setup cost, and licensing is that we still have the free version, but we have an offer from your side, which I think is straightforward.

I have seen a return on investment with SecurityScorecard as it is easy to use and has saved us some time, so we do not need to do the scans on our own.

I have seen a return on investment with SecurityScorecard as it is easy to use and has saved us some time, so we do not need to do the scans on our own.

Before choosing SecurityScorecard, we did not evaluate other options.

I would rate SecurityScorecard a solid nine out of ten.

I chose a nine because I appreciate the features a lot, but there is still room for small improvements, those that I mentioned above.

SecurityScorecard is deployed in my organization in a public cloud.

The cloud provider we use for SecurityScorecard is Microsoft Azure.

My advice for others looking into using SecurityScorecard is to use it as soon as possible and you will know the difference. My overall review rating for SecurityScorecard is nine.