NIS2 requires proactive supply chain cybersecurity because supply chain attacks threaten national security and critical infrastructure. With AI and cloud technologies expanding the attack surface, each new supplier can introduce new risks. The Directive prioritizes supplier risk assessments to prevent these technologies from becoming liabilities. Investing in cybersecurity not only prevents breaches but also avoids costly financial and reputational damage.

Why cyber regulations put the spotlight on supply chain resilience:

• Global Interconnectivity & Dependency
• Economic & National Security
• Rise in Sophisticated Cyber Attacks
• Consumer Protection & Trust
• Adaptation to Technological Advancements