Panorays Publishes Publicly Accessible External Security Report for monday.com

Panorays, a third-party cyber-risk management and continuous security assessment vendor, published and updated an external security posture report for monday.com on Feb 23, 2026. The file presents monday.com’s public profile and an attack-surface snapshot, and the report was publicly accessible and crawled after publication.

The report type Panorays posted is explicitly an external security posture report, which the vendor describes as a company’s public profile and attack-surface snapshot. For monday.com, that snapshot aggregates externally visible assets and configurations that Panorays assessed as of the Feb 23 update. Panorays’ role as a continuous security assessment provider means the document reflects third-party scanning and posture evaluation rather than an internal audit conducted by monday.com.

Accessibility was central to the release. The Panorays profile for monday.com was left publicly accessible and crawled, creating a persistent external record of the Feb 23 posture snapshot. The report’s public availability means the Feb 23 findings remained discoverable beyond an internal vendor-risk exchange, and the posture snapshot reflects the state of externally observable systems on that date.

For security teams inside monday.com, a public Panorays posture report published Feb 23 is the kind of third-party artifact that can appear in vendor risk questionnaires and partner due diligence. The Panorays external report format is designed to be consumable by customers and security reviewers, and the Feb 23 update for monday.com will be treated as an independent view of the company’s externally visible attack surface.

Panorays’ role as a continuous assessor also implies the Feb 23 snapshot may be one in a sequence of published views. Because the report was crawled and remained publicly accessible after Feb 23, the document will serve as a dated reference point for any follow-up assessments or for teams tracking remediation over time. That chronology matters for procurement, legal, and security teams that reconcile third-party findings with internal change logs.

The Panorays publication on Feb 23, 2026 puts a spotlight on how external security posture data for monday.com is managed and shared. With the vendor-stamped external snapshot publicly accessible and crawled, the report will likely be a focal point for vendor risk reviews and for monday.com’s internal review of how external posture information is published and controlled going forward.