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SC Security & Risk Mgmt: Page 3
France to Provide Sweden With Four Modern Military Frigates
The vessels will carry torpedoes, long-range cruise missiles, and air-defense interceptors that can shoot down ballistic missiles.
Pabst Offers Reward for Stolen Beer Cargo
The haul could amount to roughly 50,000 stolen 12-ounce cans of beer, worth $25,000.
Iran Has Shown That Supply Chain Resilience Is No Longer Enough
In the long term, the Strait of Hormuz crisis will be remembered as an event that exposed how much the world had already changed.
Podcast | Protecting Against Malware in Open-Source Software Libraries
How do we stop malware from infecting open-source software libraries?
Trump Declares National Emergency Over Foreign Parts in U.S. Power Grid
The order could force utilities to disconnect, replace or remove foreign-made equipment already operating in the U.S. power grid if officials determine that it poses a security risk.
Staying Ahead of Cargo Theft: Building a More Secure Supply Chain
Tive
Cargo theft is becoming more organized, more sophisticated and more difficult to prevent. Criminals are increasingly using identity fraud, strategic deception and coordinated theft rings to target high-value shipments, forcing shippers, logistics providers and carriers to rethink how they protect freight.
Fireside Chat with Gartner Expert Beth Moller: Leading at the Intersection: Building High-Performing Supply Chain Teams in the Age of AI
Gartner
In today’s rapidly evolving business landscape, Chief Supply Chain Officers face a critical challenge: building leadership teams that can break through functional silos, navigate competing priorities, and align around a shared purpose.
Canada Launches Supply Chain Workforce Alliance
The alliance will look to map where labor and skills shortages are creating the biggest pressure points across Canada’s transportation networks.
Hackers Access Data of 9M U.K. Airport Customers
Hackers were able to access customer contact details, vehicle registrations and postcodes from customers of Manchester Airports Group.
South Korea Trials Arctic Shipping Route
South Korea is looking to test the route as part of a push to establish regular Arctic shipping between Busan and Europe by 2030.
Iran, Oman Push Talks for ‘Interim’ Reopening of Hormuz Strait
The initiative seeks to establish a “temporary joint maritime corridor” and project for mine clearance to restore safe navigation through the area.
Why Reshoring Alone Won’t Secure Military Supply Chains
At the end of the day, it’s about whether the wider ecosystem is strong, flexible and connected enough to keep defense programs running reliably over time.
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