Any modern business has dozens and hundreds of contractors, each connected to their own network of suppliers. All these interactions have a reflection in the digital realm, creating supply chain interdependencies.
While these interconnections fuel growth, they also expose organizations to one of today’s most common threat: supply chain attacks. A single weak link in a vendor’s software, a cloud provider’s configuration or in a contractor’s access rights can open the door to an extensive disruption.
Kaspersky’s new global report explores how business and security leaders are tackling this growing challenge. Based on insights from technical experts of various grades, including C-level, from large enterprises, the study reveals how often organizations face supply chain and trusted relationship risks and how they perceive them, where protection gaps remain, and which strategies are emerging to improve resilience across the whole ecosystem.
If your organization depends on external software, cloud services or trusted partners — in other words, if it operates in today’s digital economy — this report offers essential data and insights for navigating an increasingly fragile web of dependencies.
Explore the full findings to understand the risks shaping the future of enterprise security.
Building a resilient supply chain starts with choosing secure vendors. To ensure cyber resilience and minimize risks in exploitation of third-party vulnerabilities, Kaspersky recommends organizations conduct rigorous verification of all suppliers. To help organizations verify suppliers effectively, we suggest a practical check-list with action items on how to choose a better, more secure product available on the market. Download the guide to ensure that only trusted, resilient products enter your infrastructure.
Supply chain reaction:
securing the global digital ecosystem in an age of interdependence
Any modern business has dozens and hundreds of contractors, each connected to their own network of suppliers. All these interactions have a reflection in the digital realm, creating supply chain interdependencies.
While these interconnections fuel growth, they also expose organizations to one of today’s most common threat: supply chain attacks. A single weak link in a vendor’s software, a cloud provider’s configuration or in a contractor’s access rights can open the door to an extensive disruption.
Kaspersky’s new global report explores how business and security leaders are tackling this growing challenge. Based on insights from technical experts of various grades, including C-level, from large enterprises, the study reveals how often organizations face supply chain and trusted relationship risks and how they perceive them, where protection gaps remain, and which strategies are emerging to improve resilience across the whole ecosystem.
If your organization depends on external software, cloud services or trusted partners — in other words, if it operates in today’s digital economy — this report offers essential data and insights for navigating an increasingly fragile web of dependencies.
Explore the full findings to understand the risks shaping the future of enterprise security.
Building a resilient supply chain starts with choosing secure vendors. To ensure cyber resilience and minimize risks in exploitation of third-party vulnerabilities, Kaspersky recommends organizations conduct rigorous verification of all suppliers. To help organizations verify suppliers effectively, we suggest a practical check-list with action items on how to choose a better, more secure product available on the market. Download the guide to ensure that only trusted, resilient products enter your infrastructure.
Supply chain reaction:
securing the global digital ecosystem in an age of interdependence
Any modern business has dozens and hundreds of contractors, each connected to their own network of suppliers. All these interactions have a reflection in the digital realm, creating supply chain interdependencies.
While these interconnections fuel growth, they also expose organizations to one of today’s most common threat: supply chain attacks. A single weak link in a vendor’s software, a cloud provider’s configuration or in a contractor’s access rights can open the door to an extensive disruption.
Kaspersky’s new global report explores how business and security leaders are tackling this growing challenge. Based on insights from technical experts of various grades, including C-level, from large enterprises, the study reveals how often organizations face supply chain and trusted relationship risks and how they perceive them, where protection gaps remain, and which strategies are emerging to improve resilience across the whole ecosystem.
If your organization depends on external software, cloud services or trusted partners — in other words, if it operates in today’s digital economy — this report offers essential data and insights for navigating an increasingly fragile web of dependencies.
Explore the full findings to understand the risks shaping the future of enterprise security.
Building a resilient supply chain starts with choosing secure vendors. To ensure cyber resilience and minimize risks in exploitation of third-party vulnerabilities, Kaspersky recommends organizations conduct rigorous verification of all suppliers. To help organizations verify suppliers effectively, we suggest a practical check-list with action items on how to choose a better, more secure product available on the market. Download the guide to ensure that only trusted, resilient products enter your infrastructure.