Future of Trust: Risks in the Supply Chain
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Mirco Rohr of Mastercard discusses risks in payment and financial supply chains, focusing on trust and resilience for European finance. He covers how Mastercard’s solutions and consulting approaches help identify and mitigate supply-chain vulnerabilities to create a secure, adaptable payments ecosystem.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Trust and supply chain basics
- 1:03Mastercard’s cybersecurity role
- 2:26Third-party risks and incidents
- 3:30Manual process inefficiencies
- 5:58Continuous risk monitoring necessity
- 7:03Data leaks and ransomware impacts
- 9:11Cyberattacks across industries
- 11:19Darknet breach indicators
- 12:46Post-attack vulnerabilities
- 13:51AI in third-party risk management
- 15:36Trust in questionnaires and DORA
- 16:43Process misalignment and silos
- 18:10Supply chain risks and threat intel
- 19:32Mastercard’s One Trust Approach
- 20:35Reputation damage and Q&A
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