Mitigating Supply Chain Risks
Session
Thursday, December 05, 2024 12:15—13:15
Location: Satellit
Thursday, December 05, 2024 12:15—13:15
Location: Satellit
It's not enough to just protect the calls to your APIs, you have to know what code you're running and how it got there. In today's world of dynamic development and deployment, developers are given incredible power to effect change in live products and systems. Code and configuration changes alike can get pushed out worldwide, sometimes to catastrophic effect. With more moving parts comes more changes for human error. So how can we make this better? Get the humans out of the way! |
Supply chain vulnerabilities can have far-reaching impacts on an organization's security. This panel will address the systemic risks posed by supply chain cyber threats and discuss strategies for mitigating these risks. Experts will share insights on securing supply chains, setting standards, and enhancing collaboration with suppliers. Attendees will learn how to strengthen their supply chain security and protect against potential disruptions.
In today's interconnected world, supply chains span continents, creating complex networks that are vulnerable to a myriad of risks. This presentation, titled "Securing Global Supply Chains: Strategies for Risk Mitigation and Resilience," explores the essential strategies needed to protect and fortify supply chains against potential disruptions.We will discuss the various types of risks that global supply chains face, including geopolitical uncertainties, natural disasters, cyber threats, and logistical challenges. The presentation will highlight the importance of comprehensive risk assessment and management frameworks, the role of advanced technologies like blockchain and IoT in enhancing supply chain visibility and security, and the critical need for developing strong, collaborative relationships with suppliers and partners. Real-life case studies will provide insights into how leading organizations have successfully implemented these strategies to build more resilient supply chains. Attendees will leave with practical knowledge and actionable steps to enhance the security and stability of their own supply chain operations in an unpredictable global environment.