Supply Chain Security Improving Using Cyber Security Threats

Cyber supply chain (CSC) systems provide operational efficiency and business continuity thanks to the integrated nature of assorted network system nodes. Such integration has made the general system at risk of various cyber attacks and malware propagation is one among the common attacks for CSC. Cyber threat intelligence (CTI) provides a company the potential to spot, gather, analyze threats and also the associated risks so CSC organization can forecast the present and future threat trends and manage the cybersecurity risk in an exceedingly proactive manner. The aim is to govern, alter, or change delivery mechanisms. it's imperative to integrate CTI into the prevailing cybersecurity practice to detect and understand the threat actor‟s intents and motive. In our previous paper, we used threat analysis gathering to supply us an understanding of the adversaries‟ capabilities, actions, and intents. particularly, we extend our previous work which identifies and analysis CSC attacks and adopts CTI approach to know the attack trends so appropriate control can determine proactively. We use the malware a wise grid case study as CSC context to demonstrate our approach. The result demonstrations how CTI approach is applied to help in preventing cyberattacks and to disseminate threat information sharing.