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Three ways to protect your supply chain from Cyber-Attack

By kamran | At February 16, 2019

Feb 16 2019

Three ways to protect your supply chain from Cyber-Attack

Cyber threat and attacks can affect all kind of business across industries in various ways. The supply chain has the potential to be targeted and it is vital to protect your business from cyber attacks. A supply chain can be protected from cyber attacks through various ways such as analyzing risks in advance, prepare your defends against cyber attacks and take action in time.

There are two kinds of disruptors in the supply chain, future disruptor, and regular disruptor. Cyber attacks fall in future disruptors which force you to use accelerate shipping methods to meet delivery times. The supply chain is more vulnerable to cyber attacks as the company is connected to parties in various countries. It is vital to identify the supply chain vulnerability on time.

Given below are a few methods that can be used to protect the supply chain from cyber attack.

Take a closer look at your electronic relationships.

Today we all are living in an interconnected world and in the supply chain industry, the firm is not only connected with first-tier suppliers and ocean providers, but with all of their electronic business partners. For a supply chain, it is essential to scan and inspect the electronic relationship with ocean suppliers and providers. If the electronic connections to the supplier and provider are not secure it means you are vulnerable to cyber threat.

Prioritize the threats you think most viable.

To have a secure chain supply makes sure that your software’s are up to date and keep on updating them. Training the employees about cyber threat and security will reduce the risk of cybercrime. The next step should be ranking the threats and risks to technology and data asset in your supply chain. Try to cover and address the largest risk first.

Host a cross-functional discussion within your organization to debate and implement recovery methods.

The ocean cyber attack plan should be more than one. Understand the method of identifying and mitigating risks in the organization than rank the ocean cyber attack plan accordingly. The ocean cyber attack strategy needs to be updated and the recovery method should be checked regularly, it will help in ensuring the expected time needed in recovery.

Written by kamran · Categorized: Cyber security threats, Cyber security tips

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