List of BitSight Platform Customers
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Each quarter our research team identifies companies that have purchased BitSight Platform for Threat Modeling from public (Press Releases, Customer References, Testimonials, Case Studies and Success Stories) and proprietary sources, including the customer size, industry, location, implementation status, partner involvement, LOB Key Stakeholders and related IT decision-makers contact details.
Companies using BitSight Platform for Threat Modeling include: Bank of the West, a United States based Banking and Financial Services organisation with 9261 employees and revenues of $2.75 billion, RBC Brewin Dolphin, a United Kingdom based Banking and Financial Services organisation with 2200 employees and revenues of $617.0 million and many others.
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Bank of the West | Banking and Financial Services | 9261 | $2.8B | United States | BitSight | BitSight Platform | Threat Modeling | 2019 | n/a |
In 2019, Bank of the West implemented the BitSight Platform for Threat Modeling as part of a coordinated cybersecurity and third party risk management initiative. The deployment was positioned within the bank’s TPRM and cybersecurity operations practice, led by the Assistant Vice President, Cybersecurity Operations, to support incident alerting, SIEM-aligned use cases, and vendor security posture assessments across SOC, Risk, and Third Party Risk Governance teams.
Configuration work focused on mapping BitSight security ratings and signals into incident use case reviews and aligning alerts to MITRE ATT&CK strategies and tactics. Functional capabilities implemented included third party risk scoring, control effectiveness analysis, Key Risk Indicator aggregation, and automation of incident response playbooks that fed SIEM workflows and reduced manual intervention in cyber defense activities.
The BitSight Platform was integrated into the bank’s GRC ecosystem with explicit links to Archer and ProcessUnity, and outputs were consolidated into SharePoint to create a single source for audit and reporting. Operational coverage extended across Enterprise Risk, Legal, Procurement, Finance, SOC, and business relationship owners, with BitSight-derived data aggregated into cross-functional vendor assessments and leadership reporting to Risk, SOC, and TPRG.
Governance and process changes were instituted by security operations leadership, establishing a reporting cadence, incident use case review governance, and professional development for cybersecurity engineers and relationship owners. Documented outcomes tied to the BitSight deployment and associated automation include a 33% reduction in SIEM false positive alerts, a reduction of 2,362 man-hours per year through incident response automation, a 40% improvement in audit response time after consolidating data into SharePoint, a 35% enhancement in TPRM procedures through GRC systems conversion, a 95% increase in third party risk reporting efficiency, a 27% expansion in TPRM risk awareness, and negotiated 35% discounts on training contracts for 20 cybersecurity engineers.
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RBC Brewin Dolphin | Banking and Financial Services | 2200 | $617M | United Kingdom | BitSight | BitSight Platform | Threat Modeling | 2022 | n/a |
In 2022, RBC Brewin Dolphin deployed the BitSight Platform in the Threat Modeling category to gain continuous visibility into its internal and third-party attack surface. The deployment targeted an estate spanning 33 offices across the UK, Jersey, and the Republic of Ireland and supported the firm’s advisory and assurance security functions responsible for protecting client data within a workforce of roughly 2,000 employees.
The BitSight Platform implementation combined Security Performance Management and Third-Party Risk Management capabilities, including continuous security ratings, attack surface monitoring, and validation of vendor security questionnaires. Security Rating functionality was used to identify hidden risk and observable vulnerabilities in both the firm’s own footprint and in vendor digital ecosystems, while the TPRM workflow enabled systematic evaluation of vendor and fourth-party relationships prior to introducing risk into the supply chain.
Integrations focused on operationalizing external telemetry, notably the platform’s News Feeds aggregator for surfaced cybersecurity incidents and the incorporation of BitSight findings into the firm’s due diligence and vendor review processes. The solution was applied across vendor onboarding, procurement due diligence, and supplier collaboration workflows, allowing security teams to request targeted investigations when BitSight detected indicators of risk.
Governance changes centered on instrumenting a validation loop between vendor questionnaire responses and BitSight evidence, formalizing escalation rules to require remediation from suppliers with suboptimal posture, and embedding BitSight-based evaluation into future vendor selection. Training and account support were used to accelerate adoption, broaden internal use cases, and ensure teams could interpret security ratings and vulnerability signals for decision making.
As reported by the firm, the BitSight Platform delivered holistic, data-driven insight into first- and third-party cyber risk, exposed previously undiscovered vendor connections and risky dependencies, and informed more confident vendor engagement and remediation requests. Several vendors subsequently adopted BitSight themselves, and the firm cited responsive BitSight support and training as an enabler of the rollout.
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