It’s time to upgrade the supply chain attack rule book
How can infosec professionals critically reassess how they detect and quickly prevent inevitable supply chain attacks?
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How can infosec professionals critically reassess how they detect and quickly prevent inevitable supply chain attacks?
Businesses need to focus on the next generation of risk – attacks on supply chains.
Many UK organisations cannot know if a cyber risk emerges in their supply chain. Partnership between vendors & customers is essential
IT teams need to guard their infrastructure from outside attack, but they must also look at software and hardware that come from third-party suppliers and vendor partners—even trusted ones.
How can we deal with the complexity of supply chains? Watch this Security Leaders’ Roundtable
Are the supply chain processes fit for purpose in the 21st century? Bridget Kenyon, Global
Jon Fielding, Managing Director EMEA, Apricorn Enabling partners in a supply chain to share information and
By Joe Jarzombek, Director for Government, Aerospace & Defense Programs at Synopsys The supply chain;
The hidden threat to British businesses. A broken link involving just one of your suppliers
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