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Cyber Supply Chain Blind Spots Push Firms to Rethink Third Party Risk
A European banking cyber leader explains why third and fourth party supply chain risks remain opaque and universal across the industry. She highlights the importance of internal visibility, cross-bank collaboration, relationship-building, and community support in tackling shared cyber dependency challenges.
Jan 02, 2026
Center for Financial Professionals ,
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Vendor and Third Party Risk
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• Supply chain interconnection outpaces visibility, leaving distant parties opaque
• Internal inventories enabled rapid response during the Log4j vulnerability
• Business relationship dynamics often hinder deeper cyber questioning
• Trust, partnership, and early engagement improve vendor collaboration
• Industry peers share the same dependency and transparency challenges
• Growing professional networks strengthen collective resilience
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