The Future of Supply Chain Security:
From TPRM to Defend-as-One

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National Health Service
Quilter
BAE Systems
Telenor
Civil Aviation Authority
Village Hotels
SGN
Succession Wealth
First Sentier Investors
Welsh Water
Scoutbee
Simply Business
Arqiva
Yieldbroker
Times Higher Education World University Rankings
Pennon
Govia Thameslink Railway
Schroders Personal Wealth
Anglian Water
Gnatta
Synectics Solutions
PR Gloo
UK Health Security Agency
Manchester Police
Department for Environment & Rural Affairs
Police Digital Service
Cheshire Constabulary
Southern Water
Yorkshire Water
Portsmouth Water
Thames Link
Upvest
Crowe
Zenseact
Network Trace

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"Given our overlapping supply chains, moving all suppliers within our industry on the same platform, and getting these synergies, made a lot of sense to us…With Risk Ledger, if a supplier has worked with another company on the network, we can gain access to their already completed questionnaire promptly. This also means that our suppliers no longer have to complete multiple questionnaires, and it saves us time waiting for their responses."

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The Situation: The Escalating Threat of Supply Chain Attacks

In the first article in our series, we explore why supply chain attacks are on the rise, and why they are fast becoming the number one cyber security challenge facing organisations.

The Solution: From Security Silos to Defend-as-One

In the third article in the series, we explain the need for and enormous benefits of adopting a more collaborative approach to supply chain risk management.

The Problem: Why third-party risk management is not enough 

In the second article, we will break down the inherent problems that third-party risk management faces as a discipline.

The Future: TPRM from Compliance to SecOps

In the final article in our series, we put forth our vision for an entirely new approach to supply chain security that allows us to insulate the entire network of connected organisations in the supply chain from attacks in real-time.

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