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Risk/Compliance

Manufacturers Face Growing Supply Chain Exposure

While many manufacturers continue investing in OT security, production systems, and IP protection, attackers are increasingly exploiting digital forms that move sensitive data between manufacturers, suppliers, OEMs, and customers.

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Risk/Compliance

AI-Driven DDoS Attacks Pressure Mid-Market Industrial Operators

Corero Network Security

AI has permanently changed the dynamics of both attack and defense. Here's how.

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Risk/Compliance

How AI Safeguards Retail Supply Chains from Organized Retail Crime

Online fraud and organized retail crime will continue to evolve. But so will the technologies designed to stop them.

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Financial Management Software

AuditBoard’s Scenario Planning Solution to Promote Proactive Anticipation of Disruption

Scenario Planning is designed to empower executive leaders and risk teams to shift their focus from reactive reporting to proactive anticipation.

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Training/Onboarding

How Canada's Supply Chains are Adapting to Labor Volatility

Strader-Ferris International

Canada’s supply chain leaders have a choice: keep chasing workers they can’t find, or build resilient networks that turn workforce gaps into opportunities for reinvention.

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Carbon Footprint

How Smart Software Overcomes Scope 3 Blind Spots

UL Solutions (formerly known as Underwriters Laboratories)

Many companies are chasing carbon reduction targets, but without measuring Scope 3, they’re missing the biggest piece of the puzzle.

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Software Solutions

Why Disconnected Data is the Biggest Supply Chain Obstacle

Beacon Technologies

When supply chain data is unified, teams can move from reacting to issues to anticipating them.

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Carbon Footprint

Resilience, Risk, and Return: The Business Case for Sustainable Forestry

Forest Stewardship Council (FSC)

Here are the levers that matter to procurement, operations, and finance leaders and how to put them to work.

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Carbon Footprint

Scope 3, AI and Traceability: The New Frontiers of Supply Chain Auditing

TÜV Rheinland North America

By 2026, suppliers will be audited not just on product quality, but on their carbon footprint, human rights practices, and ability to prove end-to-end traceability.

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Ocean Ports & Carriers

DCSA Publishes Verified Gross Mass Standard to Accelerate Digitalization of Container Weight Verification

Digital Container Shipping Association (DCSA)

The VGM requirement ensures containers are weighed before loading onto a vessel.

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5 Trends to Reshape Manufacturing Industry in 2026: Deloitte

Here are 5 trends set to reshape the manufacturing industry in 2026, according to Deloitte.

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The End of the De Minimis Exemption: How One Policy Change Means Global Consequences

The policy reflects a clear trade-off: stronger enforcement of tariff policy at the expense of efficiency and accessibility. For some, that means new opportunities. For others, it means fewer choices, higher prices and another knock to already cautious consumer sentiment.

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