Supply chains run on digital connections—but that reliance also creates cyber vulnerabilities. The latest infographic from APQC reveals how slowly most organizations detect, respond to, and recover from attacks, alongside how little they invest in cybersecurity. The takeaway: leaders must act now to strengthen defenses, reduce risk, and improve response times.
To read more on this topic, read: Why supply chain cybersecurity still falls short—and what leaders must do next
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Supply chains run on digital connections—but that reliance also creates cyber vulnerabilities. Our latest infographic reveals how slowly most organizations detect, respond to, and recover from attacks, alongside how little they invest in cybersecurity. The takeaway: leaders must act now to strengthen defenses, reduce risk, and improve response times.
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