Ayodeji Jaiyeola, CISO at Hydrogen, examines how third-party dependencies and cross-border digital ecosystems are compounding supply chain risk, and why supplier visibility is now a business imperative.
Interpol in 2025 warned that cybercrime now accounts for more than 30% of reported crime in parts of West and East Africa, reflecting the growing economic impact of digital fraud and infrastructure attacks.
As organizations become increasingly interconnected through supply chains, logistics networks and cross-border digital ecosystems, disruptions can trigger significant operational, financial and reputational consequences. Third-party vulnerabilities are exposing new weaknesses across complex supply chains and the broader digital economy.
In this insightful session, Hydrogen CISO Ayodeji Jaiyeola discusses:
- The growing risks associated with third-party dependencies, digital supply chains and cross-border interconnectedness;
- Why visibility into supplier, partner and vendor risk is becoming a business imperative;
- The financial, operational and reputational consequences of disruptions across interconnected ecosystems.
Here is the course outline:
The Connected Risk Economy: Supply Chain Attacks in an Interconnected World |
Completion
The following certificates are awarded when the course is completed:
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CPE Credit Certificate |