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Supply Chain Security Firm Risk Ledger Raises $32 Million as UK Tightens Cyber Rules for Critical Suppliers

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By Haydn Brooks, Darie Nani
| sovereignmagazine.com
Risk Ledger, a London company that maps security weaknesses across corporate supply chains, has raised $32 million in a Series B round as Britain prepares to place the cyber defences of its most important suppliers under statutory oversight for the first time. The round, worth £24 million, was led by Axiom Equity, a growth equity fund that backs British and Irish software businesses, alongside Mercia Ventures, which first invested at Series A.
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From Competitors to Partners: why peer communities are the new frontline in cyber defence

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By Haydn Brooks
| sdc-channel.news
The recent disruption at major European airports once again demonstrated that a single supplier incident can have cascading effects across an entire industry. The UK government’s preparations for the Cyber Security and Resilience Bill meanwhile signal a clear ambition to strengthen the security of UK critical national infrastructure.
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From Competitors to Partners: why peer communities are the new frontline in cyber defence

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By Haydn Brooks
| MSP Channel Insights
The recent disruption at major European airports once again demonstrated that a single supplier incident can have cascading effects across an entire industry. The UK government’s preparations for the Cyber Security and Resilience Bill meanwhile signal a clear ambition to strengthen the security of UK critical national infrastructure.
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