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Mastering your supply chain

A new collection of resources from the NCSC can help take your supply chain knowledge to the next level
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Whether you're a seasoned professional or just starting your journey in the world of supply chain security, we've got something special for you.

We’re delighted to introduce a new collection of content that’s dedicated to supply chain cyber security. You can think of it as your one-stop shop for understanding the impact of supply chain cyber security risks.

We've created this collection so no matter what your level of expertise, everyone will be able to quickly access valuable resources, guidance, and knowledge. This includes:

  • An introduction to supply chain risk. If you’re new to the domain, this section can help you understand the complexities and nuances of supply chain risk. It includes insightful information and guides to help you navigate supply chain challenges effectively.
  • Supply chain guidance. This section is for those looking for expert, detailed advice that covers best practices in supply chain management. This guidance is the fundamental framework for enhancing your supply chain cyber security assurance.
  • Supply chain learning modules. This section features two e-learning modules, designed to accompany the supply chain guidance. No login is required, just click on the link and start learning. Alternatively, you can integrate these training packages into your own training platform by downloading the SCORM-compliant files that are included.

There’s also a wide range of downloadable resources, infographics, and additional guidance that we’d encourage you to share within your organisation (and amongst your suppliers). This includes guidance from our colleagues at the US government’s CISA (Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency) and the UK’s NPSA (National Protective Security Authority).

As always, we welcome your feedback as to how we can improve our supply chain guidance. If you’ve any comments, please get in touch using the NCSC’s Contact us page.

Ian McCormack
NCSC Deputy Director for Government