SecurityScorecard

Aleksandr Yampolskiy is the CEO and co-founder, and Sam Kassoumeh is the CTO and co-founder. They launched the firm in 2013 after previously founding a web-security startup. Investment and strategic decisions are broadly shared among the executive team, though no public details on a CIO or Chief Product Officer are available.

The company states it owns 99% of its data, collected through its own internet-scanning infrastructure. Most TPRM and security-ratings vendors purchase third-party data feeds, which introduces latency and limits attribution quality. Ownership of the collection stack lets SecurityScorecard provide near-zero-latency breach-detection signals.

Yes. The A-through-F grading system remains central to the product. However, the firm has layered AI-driven monitoring, automated questionnaire workflows, and guided remediation on top of those ratings, and now markets the combined offering as the TITAN AI platform.

The platform provides evidence-based reporting, continuous monitoring data, and automated documentation that can be mapped to specific regulatory frameworks. The firm states its outputs are designed to meet auditor requirements for demonstrating continuous supplier assurance.

Driftnet brought a high-fidelity global internet discovery engine and next-generation threat intelligence. SecurityScorecard integrated that scanning capability into TITAN AI to improve the speed and coverage of its automated vendor discovery and threat detection, expanding the platform’s ability to identify supply-chain blind spots.