Reducing the risk of cyberattacks on global supply chains
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The number of cyber-attacks attempting to compromise global industry supply chains are on the rise, and a new survey by BlueVoyant found that 97 percent of global firms have been impacted by a cybersecurity breach in their supply chain in the past 12 months. Not only that, but 95 percent of respondents said their organizations experienced a challenge in managing third-party risk. The high number of stages, organizations, and individuals involved makes it difficult to effectively secure supply chains as no single company has end-to-end control to enforce security measures. Current methods are mostly subjective and rely on human intervention, which are difficult to securely manage on a large scale.
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