Static assessments create blind spots that can last for months. Vendors often self-report their security posture with limited ...

Malicious activity within software supply chains has evolved from opportunistic abuse into “sustained, industrialised” ...

An abbreviated version of this article originally appeared on Supply & Demand Chain Executive in August 2025. In an age of rapid supply chain digitization and global connectivity, cyber threats have ...

Third-party attacks are one of the most prominent trends within the threat landscape, showing no signs of slowing down, as demonstrated by recent high-profile cyber incidents in the retail sector.

The cybersecurity landscape in 2025 was defined not just by high-profile breaches, but by the quiet, growing vulnerabilities that made them possible.

Over the past several years, software supply chain security and maintenance have become a cornerstone of national security. From George W. Bush to Joe Biden, each presidency has faced its ...

The British Standards Institution explores how cyber incidents highlight weaknesses in interconnected supply chains and what ...

As supply chain networks expand in complexity and interconnectivity, they become increasingly vulnerable to cyber threats. Whether it's an individual hacker, an organized crime group or state actors, ...

According to the firm’s latest supply chain security report, there was a 73% increase in detections of malicious open-source packages in 2025. The past year also saw a huge jump in the scope of ...

Cyber security remained the most pressing challenge facing those in supply chain management roles during the first three months of 2025, but since the inauguration of Donald Trump in January, ...

The NHS has announced the next phase of its supply chain engagement, setting out plans to work more closely with suppliers on ...

In June 2025, one of the largest grocery distributors in North America, United Natural Foods Inc. (UNFI), suffered a paralyzing cyberattack. As the company’s fulfillment systems were brought to a halt ...