CISC members are working collaboratively to maintain the integrity and security of the entire supply chain. In interconnected supply chains, the cyber security of one product can impact the security of others. By understanding bills of materials, manufacturing origins, and component information, infrastructure owners can procure with confidence.
Provide best practices to review software applications and systems to protect against threats, vulnerabilities, and attacks that could compromise their integrity, availability, and confidentiality.
It involves implementing measures throughout the software development lifecycle (SDLC) to ensure that software behaves as intended and is resistant to malicious activities.
This includes the operationalization of Software Bills of Materials.
Provide best practices to review the hardware components of computer systems from threats and vulnerabilities that can lead to unauthorized access, tampering, or malicious use.
We'll focus on ensuring that hardware systems remain functional, reliable, and protected against attacks that could compromise their integrity, confidentiality, or availability.
This includes the identification of components and their country of origin as well as the operationalization of Hardware Bills of Materials.
Minerals are vital to the energy industry because they are essential for producing the technologies and systems needed for energy generation, storage, and transmission.
As the global economy transitions towards cleaner and more sustainable energy solutions, the demand for certain minerals has surged. These minerals are integral to many renewable energy technologies, energy storage systems, and other infrastructure that supports the energy transition.
This includes understand the specific minerals required for devices and ensuring their production levels stay constant.
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