Trust, but Verify: Protecting Your Business from Supply Chain Attacks
summary
A joint Mandiant–FBI panel reviews the SolarWinds compromise investigation and how government and industry collaborated during that response. The session covers lessons learned, best practices for defending against software supply‑chain attacks, and the role of private‑sector partnerships with federal law enforcement.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Start
- 7:26Should Ransomware Payments Be Banned
- 10:47Disclosure Laws
- 11:23The Solarwinds Breach
- 15:05Engaging with the Fbi
- 23:08What Best Practices Did You Take Away Related to Incident Response What Did You Learn
- 26:31How Do You Respond to or Reduce the Risk of Supply Chain Attacks and Supply Chain Risk Management
- 31:26Validate those Assumptions
- 37:01An Fbi Perspective
- 45:23Closing Thoughts
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