From siloed, reactive TPRM to active supply chain defence.
With supply chain attacks accelerating and their impacts increasing, one thing is clear: Traditional Third-Party Risk Management is failing, leaving organisations exposed. A new approach is needed, one of collective defence.
Gain exclusive data and actionable strategies in our data insights report "Every Link Matters: The State of Supply Chain Security 2025—UK Edition" based on a survey of 500 leading UK cyber security professionals and find out:
Why supply chain cyber incidents are a top three concern for 90% of UK professionals in 2025.
What the biggest shortcomings with traditional TPRM are, according to your peers.
How a collective defence model can be a game changer, and how it successfully uncovered hundreds of potential concentration risks for organisations in the UK public and financial sectors.
Get a data-backed understanding of the supply chain cyber risk landscape, including the frequency of attacks and the most vulnerable points in the ecosystem.
Discover why legacy third-party risk management (TPRM) frameworks are no longer sufficient to address the scale and complexity of modern threats.
Learn how enhanced collaboration and information sharing can uncover systemic risks that are invisible to single organisations.
Incremental tweaks won't fix systemic flaws. You need to transcend the siloed, static approach and adopt a strategy of collective defence.
In the report, you will get a clear picture on:
🕸️ Why “Point-in-Time” Is No Longer Enough
Learn how static assessments and periodic audits leave you exposed in a fast-moving world, and how continuous monitoring and intelligent triggers must take their place.
🕸️ How to Rewire Your Risk Lens
Get the blueprint for shifting from siloed assurance to holistic oversight. See how linking teams, technology, and data gives you visibility across every contract, service, and dependency.
🕸️ The “Defend-as-One” Approach
Learn why supply chain security is a human problem, not just a technical one. Real resilience requires organisations and suppliers to work together, sharing visibility and intelligence. By creating a connected community where organisations and their industry peers collaborate to reduce systemic risk, they can Defend-as-One.
Lead your industry, don’t follow it — be the organisation others turn to when things get complex.