Supply Chain Attacks
Supply chain attacks compromise trusted vendors to access downstream targets. Defenses require SBOMs, vendor assessment, and build pipeline integrity.
Supply chain attacks compromise trusted vendors to access downstream targets. Defenses require SBOMs, vendor assessment, and build pipeline integrity.
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# Data Protection and Sovereignty (DPS): The Geological Core Data Protection and Sovereignty is the innermost domain of the Planetary Defense Model.
# Vulnerability and Surface Defense (VSD): The Oceans Vulnerability and Surface Defense is the second domain of the Planetary Defense Model, surrounding the geological core of Data Protection and Sovereignty (DPS).
Manufacturing security is the discipline of protecting production environments, operational technology (OT) systems, intellectual property, and supply chain integrations from a threat landscape that has grown dramatically more hostile as the industry connects its shop floor to the cloud.
SaaS security is the discipline of protecting cloud-native software platforms, their customer data, and their development pipelines from a threat landscape shaped by one defining characteristic: a successful attack against the SaaS vendor is simultaneously a successful attack against every customer