Finding the Next SolarWinds Type of Supply Chain Attack
It is time the industry evolves our collective capability to detect the next SolarWinds type of supply chain attack.
The SolarWinds compromise showed that supply-chain attacks are possible and the ramifications can be tremendously impactful. Other nation states will be investing in efforts to duplicate this success. That makes IT tools, security products, hardware & firmware vendors, and cloud service providers prime targets for exploitation.
Cybersecurity processes, solutions, and efficiencies must adapt to prevent and rapidly detect similar methods of supply-chain attacks.
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