The majority of global organizations say they have been negatively impacted by a breach in their supply chain. In our latest survey, 81% of global organizations reported being negatively impacted by a third-party cyber breach.

Automatic Zero Trust protection. Bulk labeling of files. Easy-to-use tools. Here’s 3 ways to secure external collaboration without impeding workflows. Just as one broken link can disrupt a physical supply chain, it only takes one security gap to infect a digital supply chain. Digital supply chains are as vital to modern workflows as they are fallible to attack. From infected software to accidental third-party leaks, one single vendor can bring down the whole supply chain.

Organizations rely heavily on external vendors and suppliers, creating complex supply chains vital for operations. However, this introduces a new dimension of risk: supply chain attacks.

Account takeover of a third-party service provider may put millions of airline users worldwide at risk.

Digital supply chain attacks are happening more often, inflicting widespread damage and threatening your future operations. Here’s one simple solution. How would you know if your digital supply chain is under attack? From aerospace and defense projects to engineering and infrastructure programs, modern manufacturing processes rely on digital supply chains. These interconnected cloud highways streamline production workflows and improve efficiency across the supply chain.

Recognizing the critical role of software in our national infrastructure and digital economy, the order prioritizes the security of the software supply chain.

In today’s interconnected world, supply chains are essential for nearly every product and service. Yet, this interconnectedness comes with vulnerabilities. In fact, 41% of organizations that suffered material impacts from a cyberattack in 2023 report that those cyberattacks originated from a third party, according to the 2024 Global Cybersecurity Outlook by the World Economic Forum. What supply chain security issues might your organization face?

Organizations are increasingly reliant on third-party vendors. While this enables agility and innovation, it also introduces significant security risks. Cyberattacks originating from the supply chain are on the rise, underscoring the critical need for robust security measures. This article explores the key elements of building a high-performing supply chain incident response team to effectively mitigate and respond to these threats.

A single breach can have devastating consequences in the highly regulated financial services industry. From reputational damage and customer loss to severe financial penalties, safeguarding your entire ecosystem is paramount. This blog explores the critical role of Managed Services for Supply Chain Detection and Response (SCDR) in securing your financial services organization.