Exiger specializes in risk management and supply chain visibility through a secure, cloud-based platform. It offers services such as Supply Chain Management, Third-Party Risk Management, Sanctions & Media Screening, and AI-Powered Due Diligence, which help clients manage risks and make informed decisions. Exiger stands out from competitors by integrating advanced technology with a comprehensive approach to risk assessment. The company's goal is to empower organizations to enhance their risk management strategies.

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After an extensive review of over 400 platforms, Hope for Justice partnered with Exiger, a software company that uses AI to drive end-to-end visibility into a company's supply chain and related risks.

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Federal Sales Leader Will Grow Defense and Public Sector FootprintWASHINGTON, Jan. 23, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Exiger, the market-leading supply chain and third-party risk AI company, today announced that it has hired Brian Kesecker to serve as Senior Vice President of Defense Programs  Public Sector Growth Enablement. He brings over 24 years of experience in federal sales, compliance and risk management technology, spanning both the public and private sector. Having successfully navigated the complex process of government sales in multiple roles and delivered cutting-edge solutions into diverse federal agencies, Kesecker is a strong pick to expand Exiger's defense footprint

Exiger Hires Brian Kesecker As Svp, Defense Programs  Public Sector Growth Enablement

Former U.S. House Select Committee on China Senior Advisor and Atlantic Council Nonresident Senior Fellow Will Lead Expansion of Risk  Compliance OfferingWASHINGTON, Jan. 23, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Exiger, the market-leading supply chain and third-party risk AI company, today announced that it has hired Kit Conklin as Senior Vice President of the Risk  Compliance technology vertical. A technology and policy expert with impressive government, industry and academic experience, Conklin will lead the development and expansion of Exiger's global growth strategy for AI-powered risk detection and mitigation

Exiger Taps Kit Conklin For Svp, Risk And Compliance

Supply chain and third-party risk AI company Exiger and The Chertoff Group, a security and growth advisory firm, announced on Tuesday the release of the Supply Chain Product Assurance Playbook, a proven and scalable process that identifies, assesses, and remediates risks in hardware and software products and supply chains.

Exiger, Chertoff Group launch Supply Chain Product Assurance Playbook

WASHINGTON, Aug. 7, 2024 /PRNewswire/ - Exiger, the market-leading supply chain and third-party risk AI company, announced the acquisition of logistics intelligence platform XSB.

Exiger Acquires Widely Adopted Proprietary Parts Intelligence Company XSB

Supply chain and third-party risk AI company Exiger announced that it has been named a Preferred Cybersecurity Provider by the American Hospital Association (AHA), which represents nearly 5,000 hospitals, healthcare systems, networks, and providers across the country.

Exiger named preferred cybersecurity provider by AHA to boost supply chain risk management

The 37 entities are tied to critical minerals, cotton, and polysilicon used in solar modules from the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region of China. The UFLPA mandates that goods produced wholly or partially with forced labor in the XUAR or by entities linked to forced labor are prohibited from entry into the U.S. The DHS's expansion of the UFLPA Entity List, now totaling 144 entities, reflects continued efforts to combat forced labor and human rights abuses. Exiger identified 13.1 million shipments involving the newly added UFLPA entities or their direct or indirect subsidiaries since the start of 2024. More than 53,000 unique shippers, 113,000 business relationships and 88,000 unique consignees are associated with these shipments. Of those implicated, consignees are concentrated amongst construction and engineering, specialty retailers and distributors

Exiger Identifies 13 Million Shipments, 50K Shippers Implicated In Forced Labor Connections

Strategic Acquisition Addresses Urgent Need in Organizations' Ability to Verify and Secure Operational Technology and Software ProvidersWASHINGTON, July 30, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Exiger , the market-leading supply chain and third-party risk AI company, announced the acquisition of software supply chain risk visibility platform aDolus Technology Inc. This acquisition enhances Exiger's software supply chain visibility capabilities by integrating aDolus' ability to generate software bills of material ( SBOMs ) and analyze binary for software provenance. This capability extends Exiger's Ion Channel platform for SBOM analysis to binaries that have no SBOMs, as well as device firmware, operational technology (OT) and IoT.The combination of Exiger's award-winning AI and aDolus empowers customers to achieve full cyber supply chain visibility Post this Strategic Acquisition Addresses Urgent Need in Organizations' Ability to Verify and Secure Operational Technology and Software ProvidersSince SolarWinds and Log4j, attacks, breaches and outages have ripped through corporate networks and headlines. From 2021 to 2025, the incidence of software supply chain attacks are expected to triple , affecting an estimated 45% of organizations. The U.S. Federal Government's actions to mitigate this risk include Executive Order 14028 , the Food and Drug Administration's SBOM requirements for medical devices and the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency's SBOM guidance

Exiger Acquires Adolus To Enhance Software Supply Chain Visibility In Increased Cyber Threat Environment

Acquisition of state-of-the-art product breakdown technology expands Exiger’s AI-driven multi-tier supply chain visibility, data and mapping

Exiger Leads Market in AI-Driven Multi-Tier Visibility with Versed AI Acquisition

Annual award recognizes brands that achieve cultural significance and deep customer connectionsWASHINGTON, Dec. 10, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Exiger, the market-leading supply chain and third-party risk AI company, today announced its inclusion in Fast Company's 2024 Brands That Matter list in the United States Brands category. This is the second consecutive year that Exiger has been recognized. The annual list honors brands that do not merely create customers, they resonate with individuals and communities in a profound way

Exiger Named In Fast Company'S 2024 List Of Brands That Matter

As part of our Q4 research into supplier risk, third-party and supply-chain risk management (TPRM/SCRM) and the solutions that support it, we have not only conducted analyst- and market-led research in the shape of analyses, advisory, definitions and webinars, but taken the pulse of the practitioners who use that technology and who deal with risk on a daily basis (for example here and here). To round off that perspective, we’d like to engage the thoughts of the solution providers themselves, particularly in terms of how they believe their customers perceive risk and what they want from today’s solutions.Visit our In-Depth Guide to Risk Management for an explanation of this complex environment.For today’s vendor viewpoint we asked Austin Fuller, Director, Product Marketing at supply chain risk management specialist ExigerHave you witnessed a significant change of appetite for risk-related tech over recent years from your customer base?“Yes, we’ve seen a clear increase in demand for risk-related technology from our customers, driven by the growing complexity and volume of data they are required to manage. Traditional, manual risk management methods are no longer enough, and organizations are now seeking technology that integrates both internal and external data to give a full picture of risk. This shift is evident in the growing size and complexity of RFPs for risk-related tech solutions. We’re seeing larger RFPs over time asking for greater complexity. The past three quarters saw 62% larger RFPs according to deal size and averaged 66% more quarter-on-quarter growth of deal size than the three preceding quarters

Risk Management Solution Providers And What Their Customers Really Want – Exiger

Exiger, a leading supply chain and third-party risk AI company, has acquired XSB, a logistics intelligence platform. This acquisition integrates XSB’s extensive database of over 100 million parts and 400 million parts attributes with Exiger’s AI capabilities. The move aims to enhance Exiger’s platform, addressing issues like depot maintenance, parts obsolescence, and supply chain optimization, benefiting government customers by increasing efficiency and reducing costs.

Exiger Acquires XSB for AI Logistics

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