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THIRD-PARTY RISK · FINANCIAL SECURITY GLOSSARY

Supply Chain Attack

A compromise that reaches a target through software, services, vendors or other dependencies.

QUICK DEFINITION

Supply Chain Attack — A compromise that reaches a target through software, services, vendors or other dependencies.

WHY IT MATTERS

Why Supply Chain Attack matters in finance

Financial firms rely on complex technology ecosystems, so a shared supplier can create concentrated exposure.

FINANCIAL SYSTEM CONTEXT

Security is also a market-infrastructure question

In financial services, supply chain attack should be understood in relation to operational continuity, data integrity, payments, market infrastructure and interconnected dependencies. A control can be technically effective while still leaving material resilience risk if critical services cannot continue or recover during disruption.

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