Software Supply Chains, Insider Threats and Zero Trust
Cybersecurity has always been an organizational threat, but it's increased as even small businesses have so much invested in digital assets. Read this eye-opening blog featuring CISOs from some of the world's largest corporations, including Joanna Burkey of HP, as they discuss the threat landscape at the HP Wolf Security CISO roundtable.
What are the main threats to software supply chains?
The main threats to software supply chains include software supply chain attacks, which have shifted the attacker-victim relationship from one-to-one to one-to-many. Additionally, insider threats are on the rise, with attackers targeting start-ups and directly approaching security employees to deploy malicious software.
How can organizations enhance their cybersecurity strategies?
Cybersecurity teams can enhance their strategies by rethinking their approaches and focusing on building greater cyber resilience based on Zero Trust principles. This framework helps organizations stay ahead of common attack vectors such as email phishing, malicious links, and downloads.
Why is Zero Trust important in cybersecurity?
Zero Trust is important because it helps organizations mitigate risks associated with common attack vectors. As end users remain a weak point in security, adopting Zero Trust principles allows organizations to better protect themselves by ensuring that every access request is verified, regardless of the source.

Software Supply Chains, Insider Threats and Zero Trust
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