Supply chain attack
Supply chain attacks are a type of cyberattack that targets an organization by exploiting vulnerabilities or weaknesses in its supply chain or trusted third-party partners. These attacks occur when malicious actors compromise a supplier, service provider, or partner organization to gain unauthorized access to the target organization’s systems, data, or infrastructure. Supply chain attacks can have serious consequences and are a growing concern in cybersecurity.
The recent surge in supply chain attacks has raised significant concerns, particularly regarding CI. These attacks have grown in frequency and sophistication over the past few years, presenting a clear and present danger to organizations across various sectors.
The proliferation of supply chain attacks can be attributed to several interconnected factors. One major driver is the increasingly complex and interdependent nature of modern business ecosystems. Organizations now rely heavily on extensive...