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Cybersecurity in the connected supply chain

Increased connectivity opens up new risks and avenues for attack. Take action to ensure supply chains are appropriately protected and resilient.

Digital supply chains increasingly use data capture and share data with many parties through data transfer and the use of internet-connected devices (the Internet of Things). The many connection points can place a company's IT infrastructure at greater risk of cyber-attack, and successful attacks can have a more significant impact on operations than previously. For example, an automated warehouse cannot easily fall back to paper picking.

Cybersecurity is, therefore, more important than ever.…

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