Your vendors are their attack surface.
Supply chain social engineering. Tested before attackers exploit it.
Most third-party risk programs assess contracts and questionnaires. None of them test whether your accounts payable team verifies identity before wiring $80K to a "vendor." We do — with deepfake simulations, controlled impersonation scenarios, and full OSES™ methodology reporting.
Request an AssessmentWhy your TPRM program has a blind spot
Your questionnaires measure controls. Not behavior.
Vendor risk assessments, SOC 2 reviews, and security questionnaires tell you what controls a supplier claims to have. They tell you nothing about what happens when an attacker impersonates that supplier on a live call with your team. Supply chain social engineering exploits trust — not technical vulnerabilities. No checkbox catches it.
The most dangerous calls come from numbers your team trusts.
Attackers don't cold-call your AP department. They research your vendor ecosystem, impersonate a known contact, and invoke urgency — a contract amendment, an overdue invoice, a system access request. Deepfake voice synthesis makes the impersonation indistinguishable. Your team can't train their way out of a threat they've never faced in simulation.
New attack chains bypass controls your team thinks are working.
Supply chain attackers combine deepfake video, spoofed vendor portals, and synthetic audio into coordinated multi-channel campaigns. A fake IT vendor requesting remote access on Teams. A deepfake CFO approving a wire via video call. A spoofed invoice portal harvesting credentials. Each touchpoint builds trust before the ask — and your tech stack doesn't see it coming.
Test the vendor trust your business runs on
Every scenario is tailored to your vendor ecosystem and org structure. Instead of internal exec impersonation, we simulate the external trusted parties your team interacts with every day — AP, IT, legal, and procurement.
Vendor Payment Fraud
Does your AP team verify identity before updating a supplier bank account — or does a convincing deepfake CFO get through?
MSP / IT Vendor Impersonation
Will your help desk grant remote access to a synthetic tech support rep from your managed service provider?
Contract & Legal Manipulation
Can an impersonated partner legal contact pressure your team into executing an amendment under time pressure?
Partner Onboarding Abuse
Does your provisioning process verify identity — or can a bad actor ride a legitimate new vendor relationship to gain access?
Executive Supplier Calls
How does your team respond when a deepfake procurement lead invokes authority to bypass controls or share sensitive data?
Fake Vendor Portal Phishing
Will your team enter credentials into a spoofed supplier portal — one that looks identical to a system they use every week?
From kickoff to board-ready findings — safely
Vendor Ecosystem Mapping
We work with your TPRM, procurement, and security teams to identify the highest-risk vendor relationships — those with system access, financial authority, or sensitive data touchpoints. This defines our persona library and scenario set.
Scoping & IntelligencePersona Development & Deepfake Synthesis
Using open-source intelligence, we build convincing synthetic personas for target vendor contacts — voice, video, and written profile. Deepfake audio and video are produced using Breacher.ai's proprietary simulation pipeline.
Synthesis & ProductionControlled Multi-Wave Simulation
Scenarios are deployed in coordinated waves — email, phone, video call, and portal vectors — against defined target populations across AP, IT, legal, and procurement. All activity is logged, scoped, and conducted under signed Rules of Engagement.
ExecutionGap Analysis & Reporting
You receive a full OSES™ Supply Chain Assessment Report — findings by scenario, susceptibility rates by department, control failure analysis, and a prioritized remediation roadmap mapped to your compliance frameworks.
DeliverablesExecutive Debrief & Control Hardening
Executive and technical debriefs walk leadership through findings, real simulation footage, and specific control improvements. Optional: targeted training for high-risk populations and a re-test to validate remediation.
Remediation SupportThree tiers. One framework.
Whether you're validating TPRM controls or running a full adversarial supply chain simulation, there's a structure for your scope.
- 2–4 custom supply chain scenarios
- TPRM, AP, IT, and legal stakeholders
- Process and control gap identification
- Facilitator-led executive debrief
- Written findings summary
- 1–3 vendor impersonation scenarios
- Deepfake voice and video synthesis
- Email, phone, and video call vectors
- Susceptibility metrics by department
- Full OSES™ assessment report
- Executive and technical debrief
- Unlimited vendor personas
- Multi-wave coordinated campaign
- All vectors: email, voice, video, portal
- AP, IT, legal, and procurement coverage
- Third-party verification gap analysis
- Compliance mapping: DORA, NIS2, SOC 2
- Optional re-test and targeted training
Why security leaders choose Breacher for supply chain
Not Just the CISO's Problem
Supply chain SE risk touches CPOs, CFOs, and TPRM leads — executives who have never received a red team report. We help you build the business case across functions.
Fully Custom Scenarios
Every persona is built around your actual vendor ecosystem. Attackers research your suppliers before they call. So do we — so you see realistic scenarios, not generic templates.
Proprietary Deepfake Pipeline
Voice cloning and video synthesis built in-house. Hyper-realistic vendor impersonation your team won't see coming — because it's built to match real attacker capability.
Compliance-Ready Deliverables
Findings map directly to DORA, NIS2, SOC 2, and ISO 27001. Board-ready evidence your GRC team and auditors can act on immediately.
Zero Footprint
No agents. No installs. No changes to your security infrastructure. Signed Rules of Engagement before any simulation begins. No unauthorized vendor contact — ever.
Practitioner-Led
Every assessment is run by practitioners with blue team and red team experience — not vendors reading from a playbook. We understand detection gaps from the defender's side.
Built for the frameworks requiring it
Supply chain SE testing maps directly to third-party risk requirements across leading compliance frameworks — giving your GRC team the evidence they need.
How Breacher fills the gap your tools leave open
"We have a robust vendor risk program."
Questionnaires, audits, and certifications validate documented controls. None of them test whether your AP clerk verifies identity before wiring funds to a "vendor" who sounds exactly right. TPRM documents risk. We expose it.
"We run phishing simulations already."
Traditional phishing tools test email click rates against internal targets. They can't simulate a deepfake video call from an impersonated supplier CFO, a spoofed vendor portal, or a synthetic voice requesting remote access. Supply chain SE is a different threat class entirely.
"Our internal red team handles this."
Most internal red teams focus on technical vulnerabilities — networks, applications, infrastructure. AI-powered supply chain social engineering requires specialized deepfake synthesis, vendor persona development, and proprietary simulation technology that would take years to build in-house.
Find out what your vendors' names can unlock.
Request a scoping call. We'll map your vendor ecosystem, identify your highest-risk relationships, and design an assessment that stress-tests the trust your business runs on.
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