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Access to up-to-date information delivers competitive advantage to all parts of the supply chain.
Technology makes information readily accessible and available to share, within the enterprise, with clients and suppliers and throughout the extended domestic and international supply chain.
Sharing information increases productivity, but at the same time sharing sensitive company or personal data raises issues about accidental data loss or the misuse of sensitive confidential data by third parties.
Organised cyber criminals are re-focussing their efforts, often using techniques derived from internet grooming, onto businesses, particularly SMEs, to obtain information that could put an entire company, if not an entire supply chain in jeopardy.
"The clever guys are going after more high-value intellectual property, sometimes stolen to order. They are not simply looking for credit cards, but information they can sell for a higher price, use for blackmail or monetize,"
So access to data has never been more valuable, but, that very same data has never been more vulnerable.
This vulnerability is caused by rapid changes in the number and range of threats, the inability of supply chain SMEs to defend themselves and the cost of deploying usable security.
Organised cyber criminals are re-focussing their efforts, often using techniques derived from internet grooming, onto businesses, particularly SMEs, to obtain information that could put an entire company, if not an entire supply chain in jeopardy.
"The clever guys are going after more high-value intellectual property, sometimes stolen to order. They are not simply looking for credit cards, but information they can sell for a higher price, use for blackmail or monetize,"
Organised cyber criminals are re-focussing their efforts, often using techniques derived from internet grooming, onto businesses, particularly SMEs, to obtain information that could put an entire company, if not an entire supply chain in jeopardy.
"The clever guys are going after more high-value intellectual property, sometimes stolen to order. They are not simply looking for credit cards, but information they can sell for a higher price, use for blackmail or monetize,"