See the public exposure.
Review visible services, email authentication and public exposure signals without requiring internal access.
Minerva Envoy / Third-Party Risk
Your business relies on others.
Know who needs a closer look.
Third parties touch your data, systems and money. Minerva Envoy reviews their public security footprint and helps you focus follow-up on the providers that matter most to your business.
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What Envoy reveals
An outside view.
A more focused review.
Connect public security signals with your most important third-party relationships.
Prioritize follow-up and revisit the findings on an agreed schedule.
Prioritize critical relationships.
Consider observed risk alongside each provider’s access to your data, systems or money.
Ask better follow-up questions.
Use targeted questions and recurring reviews to keep third-party risk oversight focused.
From evidence to action
A ranked view.
Better questions to ask.
An external signal becomes useful when you understand the business dependency behind it. Envoy connects observations with your priorities and the next conversation.
Priorities across third parties
See which providers deserve attention based on public indicators and their importance to your organization.
Targeted follow-up questions
Give relationship owners specific questions for the providers that warrant review, instead of starting every conversation with a generic survey.
A record of recurring reviews
Track findings across scheduled reviews and support evidence of ongoing third-party risk oversight.
Minerva Envoy
Third-party risk review
Critical relationships
Providers with access to data or money.
Public observations
Systems. Email. Exposure signals.
Targeted follow-up
Questions grounded in the findings.
MNote from Minerva
A critical provider’s email policy allows spoofing risk. Confirm its controls before changing payment details.
How Envoy works
Start with your providers.
Keep the review moving.
Framework Security uses passive, non-intrusive review of publicly available information to add an outside perspective to your TPRM program.
01
Identify critical relationships
Share the providers in scope and explain their access to your data, systems and payment processes.
02
Review the public footprint
Assess external security and exposure signals without asking providers to install software or grant internal access.
03
Prioritize and revisit
Review the findings and targeted questions. Agree a recurring schedule to identify changes and keep follow-up focused.
Where Envoy fits
Add visibility without
adding provider workload.
Envoy supports teams managing critical third parties, including regulated organizations that need to document ongoing oversight.
Do providers need to participate?
The public-footprint review does not require installations, questionnaires or internal access from the provider. Targeted follow-up can come after the findings are reviewed.
Does Envoy inspect internal controls?
No. It examines publicly visible information. Use those findings alongside due diligence, contractual requirements and evidence supplied by the provider.
How often are providers reviewed?
Reviews run on an agreed recurring schedule. Findings reflect what is visible at those review points, rather than continuous, real-time detection.
Can we use the report for oversight?
The report can support your record of third-party risk monitoring and follow-up. It does not certify a provider’s security or replace your organization’s oversight responsibilities.
MINERVA ENVOY
Focus your next
third-party conversation.
Bring your critical provider list to a working session. Framework Security will help define the scope and cadence for Envoy.
