What is Supply Chain Attacks: Compromising the Trust?

A Supply Chain Attack occurs when an adversary infiltrates a system through an outside partner or provider with access to the systems and data. This dramatically alters the risk profile because the attack vector is a trusted channel (e.g., a software update or a third-party library) rather than a direct exploit of the victim's perimeter.

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Supply Chain Attacks: Compromising the Trust

A Supply Chain Attack occurs when an adversary infiltrates a system through an outside partner or provider with access to the systems and data. This dramatically alters the risk pr...

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