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Increase in Supply Chain
Cyber Attacks Since 2022
of Breaches Started
With Third Parties
of Organizations Experienced
Supply Chain Cyber Attack Last Year
The Average Cost of a
Supply Chain Cyber Attack
Organizations today face significant cybersecurity challenges within their supply chains, as increasing digital interconnectivity exposes them to third-party vulnerabilities, compliance risks, and operational disruptions. Many businesses rely on external vendors, suppliers, and service providers, creating an expanded attack surface that cybercriminals exploit.
Assessing a vendor’s financial stability, credit worthiness, and long-term viability to prevent disruptions due to insolvency or financial mismanagement.
For example: A critical supplier for a manufacturing company suddenly faces bankruptcy, disrupting the supply chain.
CyTech’s vendor risk profiling helps businesses identify financially unstable suppliers early, allowing them to diversify sourcing and mitigate financial exposure.
Evaluating cybersecurity posture, data protection measures, and vulnerability management to ensure vendors meet ISO 27001, NIST, and CMMC standards.
For example: A third-party software provider is compromised, leading to a data breach affecting multiple clients.
CyTech’s security assessments ensure vendors meet ISO 27001, NIST, and CMMC standards, reducing the risk of supply chain cyberattacks.
Identifying supply chain dependencies, business continuity capabilities, and service reliability to mitigate risks of operational failures.
For example: A logistics provider experiences system failures, delaying shipments and disrupting production.
CyTech’s business continuity planning ensures organizations have alternative suppliers and contingency strategies to maintain operations.
Ensuring vendors adhere to GDPR, HIPAA, ISO 27701, and industry-specific regulations, reducing exposure to legal liabilities.
For example: A vendor fails to comply with GDPR, leading to regulatory fines for its partners.
CyTech’s compliance automation through AQUILA ensures vendors meet privacy and security regulations, preventing legal liabilities.
Assessing how vendor relationships align with business goals, scalability, and long-term strategic initiatives.
For example: A company relies on a single supplier for a key component, limiting scalability.
CyTech’s risk analysis helps businesses diversify vendor relationships, ensuring long-term growth and market expansion.
Evaluating external factors such as geopolitical risks, market volatility, and reputational concerns that could impact vendor reliability.
For example: A geopolitical crisis disrupts supply chains, affecting raw material availability.
CyTech’s risk intelligence enables businesses to anticipate global disruptions and adjust procurement strategies accordingly.
Analyzing the vendor’s supply chain, ensuring their subcontractors and partners meet security and compliance standards.
For example: A vendor’s subcontractor experiences a cyberattack, indirectly exposing the organization to security risks.
CyTech’s fourth-party risk visibility ensures businesses assess vendor dependencies, strengthening overall supply chain security.
By integrating structured risk management with AQUILA’s automation, CyTech ensures businesses can proactively mitigate supply chain threats, enhance cybersecurity resilience, and maintain operational stability.
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