In this episode, Alexandre Sieira (CTO & Cofounder of Tenchi Security) and Adrian Sanabria (Principal Researcher at The Defender's Initiative) celebrate the 3rd anniversary of the Alice in Supply Chains newsletter - the very starting point for this podcast. Together, they revisit key highlights from issue #37, unpacking the stories shaping today’s supply chain security landscape:

-The Salesloft “Perfect One Attack, Use Many” case-Vendors charging customers to complete security questionnaires-New CISA tools for supply chain security-The Sinqia compromise and the HSBC BRL theftStay tuned, every month, for in-depth insights, expert analysis, and key discussions on TPCRM challenges.

Alice in Supply Chains is a monthly podcast inspired by the Alice in Supply Chains newsletter, delivering sharp discussions and insights on all things related to third-party cyber risk management (TPCRM). Hosted by two of the industry’s leading voices - Alexandre Sieira, Co-founder & CTO of Tenchi Security, and Adrian Sanabria, Principal Researcher at The Defender’s Initiative - the show offers expert analysis and practical takeaways to help you navigate today’s complex cybersecurity landscape.

In this episode, they dive into three standout stories from issue #36 of the newsletter of the same name, Alice in Supply Chains:

• How third-party disruptions can derail operations;

• The unusual case of Clorox vs. Cognizant;

• Why relying on EU cloud regions may not guarantee data sovereignty - and Microsoft’s admission to French customers.

Alice in Supply Chains is a monthly podcast by Tenchi Security based on the Alice in Supply Chains newsletter that provides interesting discussions and expert insights on all things related to third-party cyber risk management (TPCRM).

It's hosted by two leading voices in the industry, Alexandre Sieira, Tenchi Security's CTO and Co-Founder & The Defender's Initiative Principal Researcher, Adrian Sanabria - and it promises expert opinions and takeaways to help audiences navigate the complex cybersecurity landscape.

This episode is based on the content of issue #35 of the newsletter and covers:

- Prolific cybercriminal group now targeting aviation and transportation Companies

- Patient's death linked to cyber attack on NHS, hospital trust says

- Cyberattack on Brazil tech provider affects reserve accounts of some financial institutions;