Supply-chain vulnerabilities are a 'digital public health crisis,' says DHS's Manfra
Persistent supply chain vulnerabilities such as hardware and software bugs “amount to a digital public health crisis” that the government and private sector must work together to resolve, according to the Department of Homeland Security’s top cybersecurity official.
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