Ausführliche Erklärung
A supply chain attack compromises a trusted supplier or software component to gain access to many downstream targets simultaneously. Notable examples include SolarWinds (18,000 organisations affected) and Kaseya (1,500+ companies). NIS2 Art. 21(d) and DORA Art. 28 explicitly require protection against supply chain attacks.
Business-Relevanz
Supply chain attacks have quadrupled since 2021. 360TPRM continuously monitors your suppliers for compromise indicators — in dark web data, credential leaks and attack surface changes.
Häufige Fragen
What is a supply chain attack?
A cyberattack that compromises a supplier or software component to gain access to the target organisation indirectly.
How does 360TPRM protect against supply chain attacks?
360TPRM monitors all suppliers daily for early indicators of compromise — dark web leaks, credential exposure, CVEs and attack surface changes — and alerts immediately.