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New framework urges Aussie firms to tighten supply chain security

· Source: securitybrief.com.au

In short

Baidam has published a strategic framework to help Australian enterprises counter third-party supply chain attacks, responding to an increase in major data breaches targeting organizations through partners and providers. The five-pillar roadmap recommends continuous monitoring of vendor risk, AI-driven analysis for supply chain data, and strict application of the Principle of Least Privilege. The guidance emphasizes that many high-profile Australian data breaches can be traced back to weaknesses in supply chain security through compromised third-party vendors.

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Tags: security, supply-chain, cybersecurity, automation, risk-management, vendors

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