Topic: third-party risk management

  • Your Supply Chain Security Strategy's Biggest Blind Spot

    Your Supply Chain Security Strategy's Biggest Blind Spot

    Fourth-party vulnerabilities are a growing blind spot in supply chain security, with third-party breaches surging from 15% to 30% this year, as organizations often overlook subcontractors. Fourth-party risks remain hidden until a breach occurs, as subcontractors handling sensitive data or critica...

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  • Financial Firms Ignore Backdoor Security Risks

    Financial Firms Ignore Backdoor Security Risks

    Financial institutions are strengthening cybersecurity but face risks from less-secure third-party vendors, creating hidden vulnerabilities in their supply chains. Cybercriminals are increasingly targeting financial firms through weaker vendor networks, leading to backdoor breaches that expose se...

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  • Top Infosec Products Launched This Week: August 2025

    Top Infosec Products Launched This Week: August 2025

    The cybersecurity industry is advancing with new AI-driven tools, including Elastic's AI SOC Engine for seamless threat detection and Black Kite's Adversary Susceptibility Index for proactive vendor risk management. Riverbed and ExtraHop introduced AI-powered solutions for real-time network monit...

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  • Global Software Supply Chains Lack Critical Visibility

    Global Software Supply Chains Lack Critical Visibility

    Only 23% of organizations have strong software supply chain visibility, leaving most vulnerable to cybersecurity risks and disruptions. 80% of businesses with poor visibility suffered breaches, with AI adoption and third-party integrations amplifying vulnerabilities. Regional gaps exist in prepar...

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  • Small Team Security Challenges: Cost, Complexity & Low ROI

    Small Team Security Challenges: Cost, Complexity & Low ROI

    Small businesses and cloud-native teams need cybersecurity tools tailored to their scale, prioritizing simplicity, automation, and integration over complex enterprise solutions. Enterprise-grade security tools often fail mid-market needs, offering superficial compliance features instead of meanin...

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