Companies around the world are increasingly affected by cyber incidents involving their partners.
The number of cyber incidents in supply chains is growing, as is the scale of their impact.
The problem: existing approaches to addressing these challenges are inadequate, and better management of supply chain cyber risk is urgently needed.
On 23 April 2025, the World Economic Forum (WEF) Center for Cybersecurity made an important contribution to the prevention of cyber risks in digital supply chains.
In their article, the four authors – Sander Zeijlemaker, Raphael Yahalom, Ranjan Pal and Mirko Ross – outline three key steps to building cyber resilience in organisations.
Read on to find out what these are and what the future might look like
Konrad Buck
Head of Press and Media Relations
Background & Expert Access for Media
We offer journalists access to in-depth background information beyond our publicly available materials, including:
- Detailed insights into asvin’s products and technologies
- Assessments of current cyber incidents and explanations of the security landscape
- Expert commentary and background briefings — our CEO, Mirko Ross, is a recognised expert and experienced media source on the cyber threat landscape, hacktivism, regulation and the use of AI.
Media contact
I speak openly, fact-based, and without PR spin. I am a former IT journalist with decades of experience in the IT and cybersecurity space, familiar with the highs and lows of the industry. Off-the-record discussions are possible upon request.
I speak openly, fact-based, and without PR spin. I am a former IT journalist with decades of experience in the IT and cybersecurity space, familiar with the highs and lows of the industry. Off-the-record discussions are possible upon request.
