Cybersecurity: the biggest risk may be in your suppliers
Technology
Медицина
Транспорт
Инвестиции

Cybersecurity: the biggest risk may be in your suppliers

SAPO3 September 2026 at 17:00

For many years, cybersecurity focused on protecting the perimeter of organizations. Firewalls, antivirus software, and intrusion detection systems were considered sufficient to protect companies' digital assets. This traditional approach focused on defending organizations' internal infrastructure against external threats. However, reality has changed. Today, the article suggests that there are new challenges that go beyond these classic protection measures. The article's title indicates that the biggest risk may be in organizations' suppliers, suggesting that the supply chain represents a significant vulnerability that has not been sufficiently addressed by companies. This paradigm shift in cybersecurity reflects the growing interconnection between organizations and their commercial partners and service providers.

Related articles

Technology

Raout helps those who already know how they want to train log all their gym sessions

The Raout application positions itself in the fitness market with a minimalist approach, aimed at users who already have a defined workout routine and want just a simple method to log and track their gym sessions. Unlike other apps in the sector that incorporate AI trainers, gamification mechanics or social networking features, Raout focuses exclusively on workout logging and tracking, offering a more direct and distraction-free experience for those who know what they want to do at the gym.

SAPO Tek03/09/26, 22:10
Esta é uma ‘história elétrica’ com 936 km, percorridos com um único carregamento no novo SUV de sete lugares da Škoda
Technology

This is an 'electric story' with 936 km, traveled with a single charge in the new seven-seat Škoda SUV

Škoda completed a 936 km journey with its new seven-seat electric SUV, on a route connecting Mladá Boleslav, in the Czech Republic, to Zandvoort, in the Netherlands, with a single charge. The energy consumption recorded was only 9.2 kWh/100 km, demonstrating the vehicle's efficiency.

Expresso03/09/26, 21:58
Technology

The Quantum Economy Has Already Begun. And Most Companies Haven't Noticed Yet.

The article addresses the "Quantum Economy" and argues that, although many companies still consider quantum computing a futuristic and distant technology, it is already transforming the business landscape. The author warns that most organizations and decision-makers have not yet realized that this technology is transitioning from experimental to a reality with real impact on business, boardrooms, and public decisions. The central message is a call for urgent attention to this paradigm shift.

Notícias Lx03/09/26, 21:20
Technology

Uber launches robotaxi service in London

Uber launched a robotaxi service in London, in partnership with Wayve, a company dedicated to the development of autonomous driving technology. Customers can request rides and, randomly, be assigned to one of these autonomous vehicles, although it is not possible to specifically choose this type of vehicle. The service marks the expansion of autonomous vehicle technology in European capitals, positioning London as one of the first markets to test this mode of transport.

Now03/09/26, 21:05