How Agencies Can Close Security Gaps with Digital Twins

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Supply chain attacks are fast becoming the vector of choice for hackers. According to the Verizon 2022 Data Breach Investigations Report, 62% of system intrusion incidents came through an organization’s partner, often in the form of malicious code injected into a vendor’s software offerings.

Having up-to-date software is the first line of defense against such hacks. However, a recent IDC study found less than half of organizations (49.6%) are capable of rapidly deploying any form of patch or update.

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