How can organisations secure their supply chains from cyber attacks?
Every organisation relies on suppliers of varying scales and dependencies. Increasingly, cyber attackers are focused on penetrating these supply chains.
Every organisation relies on suppliers of varying scales and dependencies. Increasingly, cyber attackers are focused on penetrating these supply chains.
There is often no single owner of supply chain risk. It’s a joint business activity requiring multiple stakeholders.
At ISTARI, our experts have first-hand experience engaging organisations’ C-suites to guide them on the journey of transforming supply chain cyber risk management.
In the past, supply chain cyber defence was operationalised through the legal, compliance, procurement and audit functions. These defences are necessary but no longer sufficient as adversaries constantly scan suppliers for soft targets.
Legal Procurement Compliance Cyber
Continuous defensive monitoring of entire supply chain
Curation of daily findings for accuracy & priority
Continuous escalation of findings & remediations
Remediation status monitoring & reporting
Continuous defensive monitoring of entire supply chain
Curation of daily findings for accuracy & priority
Continuous escalation of findings & remediations
Remediation status monitoring & reporting
Continuous monitoring and remediation in the supply chain for externally visible vulnerabilities is critical. Benefits include:
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Reduced headcount through automation
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Reduced risk through threat & vulnerability monitoring
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Reduced cost & increased efficiency through automation
We help organisations understand where they currently rank against our third-party cyber risk maturity model and guide them to shift their approach from an ad-hoc to an optimised programme.
Through the companies in our Collective and our partnerships, we offer curated capabilities that deliver at even the most advanced maturity levels.