Most breaches today don’t start inside the organisation that gets breached — they start with a vendor, a subcontractor, or a piece of shared infrastructure nobody was watching closely enough. Supply chain and third-party risk, and the Zero Trust architecture built to contain it, is one of the most consistent themes across every Next IT Security edition. Here’s our coverage.
Third-Party & Vendor Risk
- The Third-Party Apocalypse: How Undetected Vendor Vulnerabilities are Crushing Non-EU Enterprises
- Handling Third-Party Security: The Role of Zero Trust Principles
- Third-Party Security Management in the SaaS World
- Subcontractors as a 2.5 Party Cybersecurity Risk — and How to Manage Them
- Addressing 2.5 Party Risk in the Era of Outsourcing and Remote Work
- When a Critical Supplier Is Breached: Can Trust Be Restored?
- Supply Chain Attacks – The Most Vulnerable Area Or Is It Something Else
Zero Trust & Identity
- Zero Trust Architecture
- Zero Trust: The Backbone of Supply Chain Security
- Building Trust in a Zero Trust Industry
- The Identity Economy: Why Every Modern Attack Starts With Trust
- How Identity and Access Management Boosts Security
- How Identity and Access Management Boosts Security
- Shadow IT – Outside CISO’s Visibility
Regional Supply Chain Trends
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Bring Your Vendor-Risk Questions to the Room
Supply chain and Zero Trust architecture come up in nearly every Next IT Security agenda. If third-party risk is on your roadmap, this is where you’ll find peers who have already run the vendor-assessment programme you’re about to build.
See the upcoming Nordics edition → | Benelux edition → | DACH edition →
