Portfolio Risk
Assess exposure across your book
Risk doesn’t stop at organizational boundaries
If you’re responsible for the security posture of multiple organizations—as an investor, insurer, holding company, or regulator—you face a visibility problem that multiplies with every entity in your portfolio. Each organization has its own internet surface, its own vendor dependencies, its own forgotten assets. Assessing that exposure one questionnaire at a time doesn’t scale, and the answers you get describe policies, not infrastructure.
Oscar builds and monitors surfaces for any organization, so you can assess risk across your entire portfolio from one platform. Start from whatever identifiers you have—domain names, ASNs, IP ranges—and Oscar discovers the complete internet surface of each entity. Pre-built surfaces for many organizations let you get started immediately. The same data that powers our surface management and supply chain capabilities applies at portfolio scale: real infrastructure, real exposure, observed continuously.
Build surfaces for any entity
Construct internet surfaces for portfolio companies, insured parties, or regulated entities using the same discovery techniques that power enterprise surface management.
Compare across your portfolio
Aggregate and compare exposure across entities. Identify which organizations carry the most risk, which share vulnerable dependencies, and where concentration risk exists.
Monitor at scale
Track changes across all surfaces simultaneously. Flag new exposures, deteriorating postures, and events that affect multiple portfolio entities—like a shared vendor’s infrastructure going unpatched.
Inform decisions with evidence
Use observed infrastructure data to support underwriting, due diligence, and compliance assessments. Replace self-reported questionnaires with continuous, verifiable intelligence.
Ground truth across the portfolio
Questionnaires and annual audits tell you what an organization’s security team believes to be true at one moment in time. Oscar tells you what their infrastructure actually looks like, continuously. That’s a different kind of input for investment decisions, underwriting models, and regulatory oversight.
The same knowledge graph serves every surface you build. A vulnerability discovered in one portfolio entity’s infrastructure can be checked across the rest immediately. A shared vendor dependency shows up as a concentration risk. And because Oscar’s collector network spans more than 140 countries, you have visibility into portfolio entities wherever they operate—including regions where local visibility is hardest to get.