Geopolitics & Regulation - Reshaping the Energy Sector’s Supply Chain Risk

In the Energy Sector, the supply chain is no longer just a logistical network; it is the primary target for sophisticated threat actors. As geopolitical dependencies deepen and digital integration accelerates, traditional third-party risk managementis proving insufficient to protect critical national infrastructure.

To safeguard energy security, organisations must move beyond reactive compliance and embrace a model of continuous, intelligence-led oversight.  But, will this provide the real-time visibility into the heart of their supplier ecosystems that you need?

In our next episode of teissTalk with Thom Langford, we’ll explore:

• How geopolitical disruptions are driving sophisticated supply chain attacks within the energy sector
• Shifting towards continuous, intelligence-led supply chain risk management to mitigate 4th and 5th party vulnerabilities
• Best practices on future-proofing the energy sector against next-gen cyber attacks

Join us as we explore how to navigate this escalating risk landscape and build a supply chain defense that is as resilient as the infrastructure it supports.