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We will focus on understanding a very specific NIS2 requirement: Coordinated Risk Assessments. Let’s explore what that means.

Explore how CISOs can secure supply chains and meet evolving cyber regulations with strategies from our new ebook on cybersecurity resilience.

You may have heard the term “digital supply chain management” being used to describe an emerging business function. But what exactly is a digital supply chain, and how is one supposed to manage it?

While all areas of risk management involve blind spots, supply chain risk management might be the murkiest. To be effective in this field, risk professionals must account for risks from a wide variety of sources, from bad password management to geopolitical upheaval. Supply chain risks can be difficult to detect, unpredictable, and fast-moving.

Learn how the System of Trust framework can help you understand and address supply chain risks.

Traditional supply chain risk management strategies are becoming increasingly unsound amid the rise of unorthodox threats. These evolving supply chain risks require organizations to not only rethink supply chain risk but to act accordingly. Every organization should form a cyber supply chain risk management strategy for the modern era.

Hardly a day goes by without the emergence of a disturbing new trend in cyber crime or headline-grabbing hack. Hackers are getting smarter and threat vectors are constantly evolving. The escalating threat is forcing businesses to file more cyber insurance claims than ever. But are they taking the proactive steps necessary to boost their security postures and become a better underwriting risk?

Learn how to improve supply chain resilience and combat third-party risk through continuous, automated monitoring of your vendors’ risk postures.

Vendors and third party partners are essential to helping your business grow and stay competitive. But outsourcing to third parties also dramatically increases your attack surface. A recent independent study by Opinion Matters found that 92% of U.S. organizations have experienced a breach that originated with a vendor. 

Digital vendors are now the avenue of choice for cybercriminals to perpetrate cyberattacks. Learn how you can defend your organization against a software supply chain attack.

We look at five ways you can reduce cyber threats without putting additional pressure on stretched resources.

Thanks to globalization and rapidly developing technology, enterprise involves more connections than ever before, and more connections means more risk in the supply chain.

Dealing with unpredictable vulnerabilities is one of today's greatest challenges. What is a zero day and why is it relevant for TPRM?

Make your vendor lifecycle more efficient and less fraught with cyber risk with these three tips for supply chain risk management.

CVE-2023-35036 & CVE-2023-35708 — were identified on June 9th and June 15th in the latest series of high-profile software supply chain vulnerabilities.