Friday, April 25, 2025

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The 5 Key Cybersecurity Risks and Challenges Facing Supply Chains

Supply chains are vulnerable to cyber attacks due to their complexity and reliance on partnerships. Security leaders must recognize that the security issues of supply chain partners can impact their own company and take proactive measures to safeguard their supply chain.

The main cybersecurity risks in the supply chain include social engineering, stolen login credentials, compromised software, lack of system oversight, and ransomware attacks. Security leaders should address these risks by educating users, implementing proper security testing, and ensuring regular system maintenance.

To mitigate supply chain cybersecurity risks, leaders should assess the potential impact of third-party vulnerabilities on operations, conduct thorough security assessments, and measure security successes and failures through cybersecurity metrics. By taking these steps, companies can strengthen their resilience and protect their supply chains from cyber threats.