In 2024, the software supply chain has faced attacks at a minimum rate of one every two days. 

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

Emerging geopolitical threats may contribute to security risks for international travelers and organizations. 

Maintainers of open source developer tools will need to work doubly hard to ensure that they maintain software supply security. 

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.

The CISA released the new Hardware Bill of Materials Framework for Supply Chain Risk Management product from the Information and Communications Technology Supply Chain Risk Management Task Force.

A new report shows that 13% of organizations continuously monitor the security risks of their third parties.

More than 70% of companies confirm current application security solutions fail to protect from software supply chain security risks, according to a recent report.

A recent report, State of Cyber Security in the Supply Chain 2023, spotlights the key security weaknesses in the supply chain ecosystem.