Supply Chain Cyber Risk.
If you aren't using a cloud service that automatically identifies and evaluates the cyber risks in your scheme's supply chain, your risk visibility is just one of your problems.
Trustee boards don't just need visibility of the cyber risks in their supply chain, they need to ensure they are adequately mitigated too.
Introduction
Effective Supply Chain Cyber Risk Management (SCCRM) isn't just about identifying, understanding and quantifying the cyber risks that your suppliers are exposed to, it's also about ensuring these risks are appropriately recorded and mitigated.
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Fortunately, automated SCCRM solutions now exist that have transformed what's achievable. These cloud services can not only provide 24/7 monitoring of your 3rd party and 4th party (your supplier's suppliers) cyber risk, they can even automate the 'Request for Mitigation' comms and the re-testing (to check that the remediation activities have worked).
Cyserri can help you select a SCCRM solution that aligns with your requirements, develop a deployment roadmap that covers stages such as supplier onboarding and staff training, and where required, implement that roadmap or provide project oversight.
If the threat actors are leveraging AI 24/7, you need to make sure you are using cyber security solutions that leverage AI 24/7.
Benefits of SCCRM
The Supply Chain Cyber Risk Management (SCCRM) solutions we deploy:
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transform your visibility of the vulnerabilities in your supply chain that cyber threat groups continually seek to exploit
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deliver savings by automating the identification, evaluation and presentation of findings
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can further maximise ROI by automating 'request for mitigation' comms (to suppliers) and re-testing (to ensure remedial work has been effective)
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can detect other cyber risks that relate to a supplier, such as the loss of a cyber certification and data breach news
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can automate the sending, chasing and reviewing of annual cyber due diligence questionnaires
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They will also help equip trustee boards with the knowledge they need to make prudent decisions around whether to renew or terminate a supplier contract.
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