Toyota found in March 2022 that cyber attacks on its supply chain can have a profound impact on production.

Andy Watkin-Child
December 28, 2022
Cybersecurity, Regulation & Compliance, Supply Chain

Toyota found in March 2022 that cyber attacks on its supply chain can have a profound impact on production. Attacks on SolarWinds and Kaseya and the knock on impact of the Colonial Pipeline hack are demonstrations of the impact of supply chain security.

All reasons why U.S and EU regulators have in 2022 developed and released cybersecurity risk management regulations, that drive board oversight and assurance of cyber and supply chain security. Making 2023 an interesting year for cybersecurity risk management compliance.

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Toyota found in March 2022 that cyber attacks on its supply chain can have a profound impact on production.

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