Supply Chain Attacks Flashcards

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What is a Supply Chain Attack?

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An attack that targets vulnerabilities in suppliers or service providers to access more secure systems

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What is the CHIPS Act of 2022?

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A U.S. federal statute providing funding to boost semiconductor research and manufacturing in the U.S., in order to reduce reliance on foreign-made semiconductors

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What is a Semiconductor?

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An essential component in a wide range of products, from smartphones and cars to medical devices and defense systems

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What are ways to safegurad against supply chain attacks?

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■ Vendor Due Diligence
■ Regular Monitoring & Audits
■ Education and Collaboration
■ Incorporating Contractual Safeguards

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What is Vendor Due Diligence?

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Rigorous evaluation of vendor cybersecurity and supply chain practices

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What is Regular Monitoring & Audits?

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Continuous monitoring and periodic audits of supply chains to detect suspicious activities

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What is Education and Collaboration?

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● Sharing threat information and best practices within the industry
● Collaborating with organizations and industry groups for joint defense

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What is Incorporating Contractual Safeguards?

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Embedding cybersecurity clauses in contracts with suppliers or service providers, along with legal repercussions for non-compliance

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