Register to join us for a roundtable in Central London from 11:30am to 2pm, including lunch. This event offers insightful discussions and networking opportunities with industry leaders and peers. Don't miss out!
25% of UK CNI organisations rank “managing supply chain risk” as one of their top security challenges (Bridewell 2024 CNI Research Report). These concerns have been further heightened by recent incidents highlighting the devastating consequences of ‘aggregated’ or ‘concentrated’ risk to organisations with a supply chain with multiple dependencies upon a single, fourth-party supplier.
In addition to these risks, organisations must also consider how they will meet their regulatory requirements (including NIS2, CRA, DORA, CAF, and NISR). These combined challenges often make it difficult to determine how you should approach managing supply chain risk and, specifically, which processes and controls you should implement.
To help you understand and overcome these challenges, Ray Stanton, Board Advisor (CISO/CRO/CSO) at Bridewell will be hosting a roundtable for CNI organisations to discuss their experiences and insight into supply chain risk in a ‘Chatham House’ rules environment.
With over 30 years’ experience providing cyber security advisory and risk management across global markets, Ray will host an interactive discussion on how CNI organisation can build cyber resilience within their supply chains. While Ray will lead and table the discussions, this is a learning and sharing experience for all, where attendees can bring their experience to bear in an open forum discussion.
Roundtable Highlights:
- Lessons to be learnt from high-profile supply chain attacks (such as SolarWinds, Stuxnet, and British Airways).
- Exploring different types of supply chain attack, from third-party software providers to watering hole attacks.
- Understand how regulations impact your approach to supply chain security (specifically NIS2, CRA, DORA, CAF, and NISR)
- How to manage fourth party and concentrated risk
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