A supply chain attack is a type of cyberattack that affects an organization by exploiting vulnerabilities in the systems and processes of a third-party provider. To protect against a supply chain attack, organizations need to consider implementing a range of measures, including:
- Ensuring robust measures for cybersecurity risk assessment and management.
- Verifying the security of suppliers, partners, and vendors.
- Implementing layered security solutions in line with compliance requirements.
- Applying firmware security protection.
- Preventing insecure access to supply chain systems.
- Continuously monitoring supplier activities.