THIRD-PARTY & SUPPLIER RISK

Trust your suppliers.
Verify their behaviour.

Independent behavioural monitoring for the contractors,
consultants and outside providers who already have
access to your files.

It watches how access is used.
Never what your documents say.

Works with Google Drive. Nothing to install.

Permissions said allowed.
Behaviour said otherwise.

A consultant you hired has legitimate access.
Everything they do is permitted. Nothing is flagged.

Then, late on a Friday, thousands of files are
downloaded in a few minutes. Your access logs
record it faithfully — and nobody reads them
until Monday, or until the damage surfaces.

TripWyre notices the change in behaviour and
tells a human while it is happening.

It learns what normal looks like.

TripWyre quietly learns the usual rhythm around your files — when they move,
how quickly, and who normally touches them. When that rhythm suddenly breaks, it says so.

The sweep

Hundreds or thousands of files
pulled down in a short window.

The burst

A sudden spike in edits, moves
or sharing that breaks the pattern.

The stranger

A person or place that has never
touched these files before.

This is not
staff surveillance.

TripWyre reads the activity record your file system already keeps — opened, edited, shared, downloaded, and by whom. It does not open documents, measure productivity, or watch screens, keystrokes or hours.

Read-only, by design. Permission to open a file is never requested and never granted.

Behaviour, not people. The alert describes what happened and when — a pattern, not a performance review.

Independent of the supplier. Your oversight does not depend on your provider's own reporting.

Live in an afternoon.

1

Connect the account

A normal secure Google sign-in.
No agents, no rollout.

2

Point it at what matters

The folders your outside providers
can reach — client files, finance,
contracts, personnel.

3

Get told, not filed

A plain-English alert reaches a
named person while the unusual
activity is happening.

Priced for a business,
not an enterprise programme.

Indicative pricing while we onboard our first group of businesses.
Your exact scope is agreed on the call — there is no self-serve checkout here on purpose.

Small business

A single business account and
the folders your suppliers touch.

Book a demo

Professional

Multiple suppliers and locations,
more alert recipients, and a
reviewable record of what happened.

Book a demo

Enterprise

Larger estates, specific reporting
and security review requirements.

Talk to us

See it on real activity.

Fifteen minutes. We show you a real alert firing on live file activity, and you tell us whether it would have helped in your business.

No slide deck, no obligation, and we will tell you plainly if TripWyre is not the right fit yet.

Straight answers.

Including the ones we'd rather you heard from us first.

How is this different from our access logs?

Your logs record everything and interpret nothing. They are a filing cabinet you open after something has gone wrong.

TripWyre reads the same record continuously, compares it to your normal rhythm, and sends a person a plain-English message when the pattern breaks — while it is still happening.

Can you read our documents or our clients' data?

No — and not merely as a promise. Connecting grants exactly two read-only permissions: see file names, and see the activity record. Permission to open a file is never requested, so it can never be used.

That matters if you hold client, patient or legal material: we can help you supervise it without ever seeing it.

Will our staff feel spied on?

TripWyre has no screen recording, no keystroke logging, no productivity scoring and no idle-time tracking. It cannot tell you who worked hard today.

It answers exactly one question: did the pattern of activity around these files suddenly change? Most businesses tell their team precisely that — and find it lands as a smoke alarm, not a camera.

Can TripWyre stop someone taking our files?

Not today, and we would rather say so plainly than sell you a promise. TripWyre is a smoke alarm, not a fire door.

What it gives you is the thing most businesses lack: knowing while it happens, instead of weeks later. That is the window in which you can revoke an account, kill a shared link, or make the call.

What do we have to install?

Nothing. No agents on machines, no network changes, no rollout to your team. It connects on the Google side and keeps working with every computer in the business switched off.

We don't use Google Drive.

Then we're not ready for you yet. Google Drive and Google Workspace work today; Microsoft 365 and Dropbox are next. Tell us on the form and we'll come back to you when yours is live — we won't pretend it works in the meantime.

How mature is this?

The detection engine is live and running in production today — the same engine also protects personal Google Drive accounts on a paid plan, and you can see it fire on real activity in the demo.

The business edition is in early access, and we are deliberately taking a small number of businesses so each one gets a real conversation. Patent pending on the underlying method.

Who is behind it?

TripWyre was invented by Australian inventor Ric Richardson, who holds more than 200 patents. It is commercialised through Deadbolt Cyber Holdings.

Prefer to just ask a person? Email max@mail.ricricho.com and a human will answer.

Your suppliers should
not be invisible.

Fifteen minutes to see whether this would have caught it.

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