The reality of a cyberattack isn’t a matter of if but when. The threat landscape has grown increasingly complex, and while traditional cybersecurity focuses on prevention, it’s not enough to combat every potential breach. If a cybercriminal outsmarts your security strategy, you want your business to make it out on
Most businesses today depend on third-party partners. These partners could provide products, services or expertise that help keep your business running and reach your goals. But sometimes, these relationships get tested when a data mishap or a cybersecurity incident at the vendor end snowballs into a major issue for you.
Running a business requires you to rely on multiple external partners, such as suppliers and vendors. These partnerships help keep your day-to-day operations running. However, they come with a challenge: each third party introduces risks, and if those risks aren’t managed properly, your business could face disruptions or worse. Supply
How IT Service Providers Can Help Manage Your Third-Party Risks Is your business really secure? Think again! Every third-party vendor you work with can expose you to threats. It’s like being part of a chain. If one of your vendors has poor security practices, they can hurt your business too.
What exactly is a supply chain attack, and how does it impact your organization? A supply chain attack is a type of cyberattack that targets an organization’s external suppliers and vendors. This can have significant consequences for the organization: financial losses, damage to reputation, and costly recovery efforts. The process
How to Effectively Manage Supply Chain Risks There are many benefits digital transformation has brought to businesses like yours, such as easier inventory management and order processing. However, it does make organizations more vulnerable to cyberattacks and data breaches. A breach occurring anywhere in your supply chain could have severe
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