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Cyberthreats dog the US supply chain, complicated by global competition

by Bryson Bort

May 11, 2021

issues: Cybersecurity, Cybersecurity Policy

originally published in Cybersecurity Dive

From Cybersecurity Dive:

The U.S. is facing heightened cybersecurity risk to the industrial supply chain amid increased global competition in manufacturing, according to an expert panel that addressed cybersecurity threats to the U.S. supply chain at the Hack the Capitol 2021 conference Tuesday. Policy coordination gaps between the private and public sectors also contribute to the security concerns.

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