Supply Chains are on a Collision Course with Cybercrime

The greatest cyber vulnerabilities for supply chains exist in operating technology (OT), which includes internet of things (IoT) devices, robots, industrial control systems, supervisory control and data acquisition systems, programmable logic controllers, and other technology that organizations use to connect, monitor, manage, and secure their industrial operations. These tools and technologies are increasingly at risk, and many organizations are woefully unprepared. 

This article discusses three reasons why many supply chain organizations are currently on a collision course with cybercrime. Closing these gaps and getting serious about OT cybersecurity is increasingly critical to the future stability of our supply chains.