Cyber Resilience: Understanding Supply Chain Risks
summary
Describes common supply-chain attack types that exploit relationships across services, software development, and subscription/cloud services by abusing established trust channels. Uses concrete examples and a case study showing how an organisation neutralised a vulnerability that threatened their entire workforce platform.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Start
- 3:10Outsource Services
- 4:31Software Subscriptions
- 5:19Software-as-A-Service Subscriptions
- 9:38Network Access Control
- 19:44Supply Chain Attacks
- 20:47Nested Supply Chain Vulnerability
- 23:13What Are some Key Actions We Can Do To Secure Our Supply Chain
- 25:29Nested Supply Chains
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