In May 2025, Danish officials were alerted to a chilling discovery: unexplained electronic components embedded in imported circuit boards destined for the country’s energy infrastructure. The equipment, reportedly intended for solar power or broader energy supply applications, raised immediate concerns from Green Power Denmark, a national industry group. While the intentions behind the components remain unclear, the implications are stark. 

Whether due to oversight, negligence, or malicious design, such incidents illuminate the urgent need to address a long-overlooked vulnerability: physical hardware security in the global supply chain.

This article discusses the coming threat to hardware supply chains, what major security frameworks say about it, and what you can do to protect yourself.

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While outsourcing can drive efficiency and innovation, it also introduces significant risks, particularly concerning data security and compliance. Many security frameworks have taken up the responsibility of helping organizations manage threats in this context, and SOC 2 is no different. 

This article explores the intersection of SOC 2 compliance and third-party vendor risk management, providing advanced insights for business and technical decision-makers.

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You’re probably not a programmer. However, how your programmers work on software can majorly impact your software development process, particularly regarding security. 

Over the past few years, attackers have been able to infiltrate common software packages, specifically through modularity. Shared libraries and open repositories have led to major security issues that, while seemingly small, can bring mission-critical systems to their knees. 

This post uses real-world examples, such as the XZ hack and other notable incidents, to highlight the importance of securing the modular programming paradigm.

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