Should I know where my toilet paper and military aircraft parts are coming from?

In this episode, we discuss the challenges and considerations with trusting the myriad supply chains that citizens inherently trust every day. We talk with leaders from NS2 Labs about holding a virtual hackathon to innovate a supply chain shield, and key executives from Gray Analytics – a cybersecurity company that is working on securing supply chains for national defense and beyond.

Should I know where my toilet paper and military aircraft parts are coming from? In this episode, we discuss the challenges and considerations with trusting the myriad supply chains that citizens inherently trust every day. We talk with leaders from NS2 Labs about holding a virtual hackathon to innovate a supply chain shield, and key executives from Gray Analytics – a cybersecurity company that is working on securing supply chains for national defense and beyond.

Securing the Supply Chain

Do you inherently trust technology? Today, most of us rely on technology to communicate, drive, shop, bank, and work. From a bigger perspective, we have all learned to trust technology to provide our power, food, fuel, national defense, and the global economy. In this podcast, we try to unpack a different technology each episode – with insights from experts -- to gain a better perspective on the tech we trust, how it works, and why it matters.

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Securing the Supply Chain

Securing the Supply Chain