Some cyber business risks only show up when you take a closer look. Supply chain blind spots are a perfect example. Behind these essential third-party connections, products and services can lurk unseen vulnerabilities that precipitate major cyber incidents – halting operations, triggering downstream chaos, and making headlines with their financial, reputational, and legal/compliance impacts.
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The narrative presents a compelling case for prioritizing supply chain cyber resilience, but it also reveals deeper patterns worth scrutinizing. At its strongest, the argument highlights a critical gap between perception and reality: while supply chain attacks are statistically frequent and economically devastating, SMBs and even some CEOs underestimate their severity. The examples—3CX, JLR, M&S—are well-chosen, illustrating how a single vulnerability can cascade into sector-wide disruption. The...