Major incidents have demonstrated how powerful supply chain attacks can be - is your network resilient enough to cope?
Compromising a business supply chain is a key goal for cyber attackers, because by gaining access to a company that provides software or services to many other companies, it's possible to find a potential way into thousands of targets at once.
Several major incidents during the past 12 months have demonstrated the large-scale consequences
supply chain attacks can have. In one of the biggest cybersecurity incidents in recent years, cyber attackers working for
the Russian foreign intelligence service compromised updates from IT services provider SolarWinds that were downloaded by 18,000 customers, with the attackers then going on to target around 100 of those customers including several US government agencies.
