OEM stories - Page 24

The solution, Connected Product, is a jointly developed offering that extends the strategic alliance between NTT and SAP SE, formed in 2020.

Aqua Security has entered a strategic partnership with CMD to support customers seeking to secure their cloud-native applications on Amazon Web Services (AWS).

The Microsoft Azure-based asBuilt intelligence hub is helping Kiwi businesses accelerate their building information management potential.

Two-thirds of large enterprises are now keeping more stock on hand due to supply chain disruption, according to research by IFS.

The metaverse is set to significantly change the way we live and work, so what problems can it solve in supply chain management?.

Supply chain management needs to focus on building resilience, according to experts at Accenture. Full story: [insert link].

New research by Abnormal Security has found a rising trend in financial supply chain compromise as threat actors increasingly impersonate vendors.

Aqua Securityand the Center for Internet Security have together released the industry’s first formal guidelines for software supply chain security.

Widespread use of open source software in app development poses significant security risks, says Snyk and The Linux Foundation.

TradeWindow is using Nintex Promapp to support its recent expansion and to prepare for ambitious international growth.

Aqua Security has announced the general availability of cloud native security SaaS in Singapore, serving the broader APAC region.

Dragos has launched a cybersecurity resource for industrial asset owners and operators, aimed at reducing OT risk and improving security.

Mandiant and Interos team up to provide advanced insights to defend businesses against cyber attacks and supply chain threats.

A new ISACA survey report illuminates IT professionals’ key concerns around security challenges and how their organisations are responding to them.

CIOs are turning to digital twin technology and knowledge graphs to optimize supply chains and gain insights into complex dependencies.

A new study from Venafi has found 82% of CIOS say their organisations are vulnerable to cyberattacks targeting software supply chains.

82% of CIOs say their organisations are vulnerable to cyber attacks targeting software supply chains, according to a global study by Venafi.

Procurement faces challenges due to ongoing supply chain disruptions. Dual-sourcing, standardized processes, and actionable insights can help mitigate risks.

Businesses are neglecting to invest in automation, according to a report by SYSPRO, hindering operations and supply chains.

Supply chain security is a matter of national security, with businesses called on to prioritize cybersecurity following high-profile attacks like SolarWinds.