Supply chain attacks have become one of the most dangerous cybersecurity threats, targeting software vendors, IT providers, and critical infrastructure to infiltrate thousands of organizations at once. In this episode, we break down how attackers compromise trusted software, manipulate dependencies, and inject malware at the source—turning routine updates into Trojan horses.

We explore major real-world incidents like SolarWinds, Kaseya, and Log4j, demonstrating how even the most secure enterprises can fall victim when a trusted vendor is compromised. Learn how modern supply chain attacks exploit third-party software, open-source dependencies, and hardware vulnerabilities to bypass traditional security measures.

More importantly, we discuss how businesses can defend against these attacks with proactive security measures like zero-trust frameworks, code integrity checks, air-gapped backups, and continuous monitoring. Featuring insights from cybersecurity experts and real-world case studies, this episode is a must-listen for IT leaders, developers, and anyone concerned about securing their business from this growing cyber threat.