SecurityScorecard

Fetch a company's current SecurityScorecard rating broken down by factor (network security, patching cadence, endpoint security, etc.) plus the open issue count per factor.

Retrieve the time-series of a company's factor-level scores, letting your agent chart trends and detect when a specific security dimension started deteriorating.

Retrieve a company's overall SecurityScorecard score over time, giving your agent the full arc of improvement or decline without the factor-level breakdown.

Pull a company's SecurityScorecard profile — industry, size, domain, current grade, and a human-readable summary — in one call, giving your agent instant context before any outreach.

Retrieve the prioritised list of remediation recommendations SecurityScorecard has generated for a company, so your agent can turn security findings into actionable tickets.

Fetch the current industry-average factor scores for a given sector, letting your agent benchmark a vendor's security posture against its peer group.

Retrieve how a specific industry's factor-level scores have moved over time, enabling trend analysis and identifying whether an entire sector's security posture is improving or declining.

Fetch the current overall security score for an entire industry vertical, giving your agent the sector-level number it needs for benchmarking or reporting without the per-factor breakdown.

Send a SecurityScorecard platform invite to a company or individual user, letting your agent onboard vendors into a shared risk-review workflow without manual admin intervention.

Create a named portfolio in SecurityScorecard to group a set of companies for monitoring, letting your agent organise vendors by business unit, risk tier, or compliance programme.

Permanently remove a portfolio from SecurityScorecard, letting your agent clean up stale monitoring groups when a vendor programme ends or a compliance cycle closes.

List every portfolio in your SecurityScorecard account, giving your agent the full inventory of monitoring groups so it can route vendors, generate cross-portfolio reports, or check for duplicates.

Rename or modify a SecurityScorecard portfolio's settings, letting your agent keep monitoring group metadata in sync as programmes evolve.

Add a specific company to an existing SecurityScorecard portfolio so your agent can enrol new vendors in monitoring the moment they pass supplier qualification.

Retrieve the full list of companies tracked in a specific SecurityScorecard portfolio, giving your agent the roster it needs to run batch score checks or generate a portfolio health report.

Remove a specific company from a SecurityScorecard portfolio, letting your agent automatically offboard vendors when contracts end or when a company is reclassified to a different monitoring group.

Retrieve a previously generated SecurityScorecard report file, letting your agent attach vendor scorecards or risk summaries directly to tickets, emails, or document stores.

Trigger SecurityScorecard to produce a fresh report for a company or portfolio, so your agent can ensure stakeholders always receive an up-to-date document rather than a cached snapshot.

List the most recently generated SecurityScorecard reports, giving your agent the index it needs to find and download the right document without guessing report IDs.

Fires when a monitored company's overall SecurityScorecard rating falls below a configured numeric threshold, letting your agent respond before the score deteriorates further.

Fires when SecurityScorecard detects a confirmed or suspected data breach affecting a monitored company, triggering immediate incident response actions.

Fires when SecurityScorecard identifies a new security issue on a monitored company's attack surface, letting your agent route the finding to the right owner immediately.

Fires when a monitored company's SecurityScorecard letter grade moves up (e.g. C to B), enabling your agent to acknowledge vendor remediation progress or update risk records.

Fires when SecurityScorecard discovers a previously untracked domain associated with a monitored company, letting your agent expand coverage and flag potential shadow-IT risk.

Fires when a monitored company's score falls below the specific floor your organisation has set for a compliance framework (SOC 2, ISO 27001, PCI DSS, etc.), triggering an immediate compliance response.

Fires whenever a vendor in a watched portfolio records any score change, giving your agent a continuous signal to keep risk records and stakeholder comms in sync.