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Australian Inaction Keeps Software Supply Chain Security Risks Alive

May 30, 2022
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After the SolarWinds breach unfolded, the prevailing attitude was one of “we need to talk” about the security of our software supply chains.

It’s remained a consistent discussion topic in the years since. The problem is, we’ve kept talking about it, and talking about it, but too many organisations seem to have placed it into a ‘too-hard basket’ and deferred meaningful action.

And so two years later, the same threat still exists, and is largely unaddressed.

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