Australian firms face cyber supply chain risk gaps
· Source: itbrief.com.au
In short
A BSI study of more than 1,400 managers across supply chain, finance, procurement, operations and legal roles found that 40% of Australian organisations suffered cyber incidents affecting their supply chains in the past 12 months, while 60% still manage supply chain risk reactively. The research highlights gaps between stated preparedness and execution, including weak supplier visibility, poor cross-functional coordination and delays in activating crisis responses. Two-thirds of leaders said AI would increase the risk of theft and cybercrime in supply chains.
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Tags: supply chain, cyber risk, resilience, risk management, logistics, AI