Resilient Supply Chains: How Can We Secure Interdependencies Across Critical Infrastructure?
Course
Danielle Caruso, Reynaldo Gonzalez, Ryan Subers, Roger Caslow and Justin Powell examine how critical infrastructure organizations are rethinking supply chain risk through continuous monitoring, SBOMs and deeper vendor partnerships.
Supply chain risk in critical infrastructure goes far deeper than vendor questionnaires. From hidden firmware dependencies to geopolitical exposure and cascading operational impacts across sites, understanding and managing third-party risk requires continuous monitoring, relationship investment and scenario-based thinking.
In this insightful discussion, Danielle Caruso, Reynaldo Gonzalez, Ryan Subers, Roger Caslow and Justin Powell discuss:
- How leading organizations are moving from static vendor assessments to continuous monitoring, darkweb surveillance, software bill of materials and incident response drills with critical suppliers;
- Why understanding hidden interdependencies - across firmware libraries, OEM ecosystems, and tier-three and tier-four suppliers - is essential to assessing the true blast radius of a supply chain compromise;
- How procurement practices, legal contracts, penetration test evidence requirements and geopolitical awareness are becoming integral to OT supply chain security strategy.
Here is the course outline:
Resilient Supply Chains: How Can We Secure Interdependencies Across Critical Infrastructure? |
Completion
The following certificates are awarded when the course is completed:
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CPE Credit Certificate |
