As cargo theft becomes increasingly sophisticated, companies must adapt. 

99% of Global 2000 organizations have been directly linked to a supply chain breach.

As technology evolves, manufacturers can leverage new tools to reduce costs while improving accuracy, visibility and customer satisfaction.

With rapid AI adoption happening across varying business units, maintaining the integrity of those systems is a growing concern.

Threats such as cyberattacks, supply chain attacks, network intrusions, and ransomware are now an everyday occurrence, causing significant damage. 

n today's interconnected digital landscape, the integrity and security of software components used in products and services are of paramount importance.

With in-person work increasing, security leaders have looked into improving their physical security solutions.

According to a report, there was a 26% increase in supply chain breaches in 2022 and 9% of organizations are working with suppliers to fix them.

As third-party threats become increasingly sophisticated, it’s taking more time for organizations to find and remediate third-party risk. 

A report found that 70% of developers and 52% of chief information security officers view software supply chain security as a top priority.