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Minimize your MTTR for Supply Chain Cyber Risk
On Tuesday, 26 May, we are pleased to welcome you to our live CISO Talkshow in Harderwijk, in the heart of the Veluwe region.
Join us for an engaging afternoon focused on the future of supply chain cyber risk and the growing need for clear visibility and near real-time intelligence to support faster, more effective response. We are delighted that Stephen Boyer, Co-Founder of BitSight, will be joining as one of the speakers, sharing his unique perspective on this critical topic and the importance of timely, actionable intelligence.
By combining Bitsight Cyber Threat Intelligence (CTI) with continuous risk posture monitoring, organisations can reduce blind spots, improve prioritisation, and strengthen their ability to respond to emerging threats across the supply chain. While many SOC teams remain overstretched and primarily focused on internal environments, external threat intelligence can provide early warning signals, sometimes weeks before a vendor formally discloses an incident. These insights also help security teams prioritise vulnerabilities more effectively and engage vendors with greater confidence and urgency.
Join the discussion with industry peers, gain fresh perspectives on how to reduce MTTR for supply chain cyber risk, and close the afternoon with a valuable networking reception.
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Strategic Depth for Effective Supply Chain Management in 2026
The Blind Spot of the Overstretched SOC
In the fragmented world of 2026, the likelihood of simultaneous regional crises is increasing. However, SOC teams are often overstretched and forced to maintain an internal focus, leaving risks within the modern supply chain out of sight. While your team guards the perimeter, the real danger is shifting to the digital edges. State actors such as RedMike exploit this blind spot through 'pre-positioning' within your vendors' infrastructure to exert strategic pressure in the long term.
During this afternoon, we will discuss how you can eliminate these blind spots. Anticipate external risks and invest in operational resilience to survive in this volatile environment.
Immediate Insight via Upstream Breach Alerts
Minimizing your MTTR begins with breaking your reliance on slow vendor notifications. The harsh reality is that official vendor notifications sometimes arrive weeks after an actual breach occurs. By directly integrating Cyber Threat Intelligence with Bitsight's continuous risk posture data, you can identify 'upstream breach alerts' the moment they emerge. With this monitoring, you can detect signs of third-party breaches—such as leaked credentials or anomalous access patterns—often before the vendor even grasps the scope of the incident.
This intelligence-driven approach drastically reduces your response time, allowing you to take preventive measures before a spillover impacts your own organization.
Effective Prioritization of Supply Chain Risks
Not every vulnerability in your supply chain poses a direct threat to your business continuity. CTI data helps your team cut through the noise of patch fatigue by prioritizing vulnerabilities based on actual exploitation in the wild by threat groups. This enables you to effectively deploy your SOC's scarce resources to where the threat is greatest. You can drive discussions with vendors based on hard evidence regarding their current security posture and exposures, rather than relying solely on static questionnaires.
Strengthen your position with the board of directors using this data. In 2026, strategic foresight and resilience are more important than reactive defense alone.
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This event is intended for end-users. Bitsight and YellowDolphins reserve the right to evaluate and, if necessary, decline registrations (for example, in the case of a mismatch with the target audience). We will, of course, contact you personally should this happen..
CPE Credits:
For attendees with a continuing education requirement, we will issue a certificate for 1.5 hours of study.
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