Building a Resilient Framework to Secure Your Supply Chain
Course
Anwaya Sengupta, Baidyanath Kumar, Jnana Ranjan Dash and Kanishk Gaur examine AI poisoning as the next frontier of supply chain attacks, and debate how zero trust, security by design and AI validation can safeguard systems before they become weapons.
Modern enterprises depend on a complex web of third-party vendors, cloud and SaaS providers, open-source components, managed service providers, and integrators - each a potential entry point for sophisticated supply chain attacks. As recent incidents have shown, adversaries increasingly target build systems, update mechanisms, identity federations and weak links in partner ecosystems rather than the enterprise perimeter itself. CISOs therefore need more than questionnaires and contracts; they need a technically sound, end‑to‑end framework that embeds controls from code to cloud, from vendor onboarding to incident response.
In this insightful session, the panelists will discuss:
- How to apply continuous technical controls across third parties, MSPs, cloud and SaaS;
- How to engineer detection and response capabilities for supply chain compromises;
- How to build a resilient supply chain security framework and road map.
Here is the course outline:
Building a Resilient Framework to Secure Your Supply Chain |
Completion
The following certificates are awarded when the course is completed:
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CPE Credit Certificate |
