Apple has agreed to help secure the tech industry supply chain as part of a White House cybersecurity push. Supply chains are vulnerable to cyberattack and for the good of your business, it’s time to move to secure them as best you can, according to Apple and the White House.
That’s one item of news to emerge following a high-level cybersecurity meeting between US President Joseph Biden and big tech firms, including Apple, IBM, Microsoft, Google, Amazon, and others. Most of the companies who attended the meeting have since announced plans to beef-up security resilience and awareness, with a focus on training and security awareness.
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