A supply chain attack doesn't target your business directly. It targets a supplier, vendor, or piece of software you rely on, using that trusted relationship as the way in, which means your own security posture, however strong, isn't the whole picture.
These attacks are attractive precisely because of that leverage: compromise one widely-used supplier once, and every one of their customers becomes a potential target simultaneously, often without any of them doing anything wrong themselves.
Managing that risk means extending security thinking beyond your own perimeter: understanding what access your suppliers actually have, and treating third-party risk as a genuine part of your security programme, not an afterthought.
See how goDeep turns thinking like this into training your team will actually remember.