Blog  |  News What is a third-party risk, and why should it be a concern for supply chain security threats in non-subjected companies?

In an increasingly connected business environment, digital collaborations between companies are inevitable. For non-subjected companies that collaborate or have a digital connection with NIS2-subjected companies, the world of cybersecurity may sometimes seem a bit distant. You may not conform to the NIST framework, but here is the reality: your digital relationships are more closely connected than you think. And that poses supply chain security threats.

The Domino Effect of Supply Chain Security Threats

“Supply chain security threats” may seem like a distant concept, but they can have a direct impact on your business, even if you yourself are not subject to the NIS2 framework. The companies you work with, especially those that do have to comply with strict security requirements, will sooner or later perform checks. And they will also expect a foundation of security from you.

While you may not have to meet the same compliance standards, it is important to understand that chain security is as strong as the weakest link. If your digital partners take their security levels seriously, and you don’t, you could become a significant liability in case of a data breach or cyber-attack.

Proactive Protection and Future Growth

This is where the value of taking a proactive approach comes in. By implementing a foundation of security, you show that you are aware of the potential risks and that you are doing all you can to protect your digital relationships. This is not only a matter of compliance, but also of trust.

Our white paper offers practical insights and strategies to protect your business from supply chain security threats, even if you are not directly subject to NIS2 legislation. It is an investment in the future growth and stability of your business.

Download Our White paper and Protect Your Digital Future

Are you ready to show that your company is not a liability in the digital supply chain? Download our white paper for valuable information and tips on supply chain security. Find out how to protect your business from the growing threat of cyberattacks and data breaches, and how to gain the trust of your NIS2-compliant partners.