Join Alexandre Sieira (CTO & Cofounder, Tenchi Security) and Adrian Sanabria (Principal Researcher, The Defender's Initiative) as they unpack the most relevant stories from our latest Alice in Supply Chains newsletter (issue #40) - and discuss what they mean for third-party cyber risk management.

Topics approached on the last podcast of 2025:

- Trends in Supply Chain Attacks in general, as observed through this year;

- The Risks of Ignoring Corporate Culture in Third-Party Due Diligence

- CISOs Are Losing Control of Their Security Outcomes

- Cyber Insurance

Join Alexandre Sieira (CTO & Cofounder, Tenchi Security) and Adrian Sanabria (Principal Researcher, The Defender's Initiative) as they unpack the most relevant stories from our latest Alice in Supply Chains newsletter (#39) - and discuss what they mean for third-party cyber risk management.

In this episode, the duo dive into:

• Liability in the Age of AI: Who is truly accountable when AI "hallucinates" and causes reputational or financial damage?

• The Fog of War in Breach Reporting: Why early breach disclosures are often highly inaccurate ?

• The Cloud Availability Crisis: It’s not just AWS and Azure. We analyze the recurring, major outages impacting global infrastructure - and the critical dependencies putting your entire digital supply chain at risk.

Don't miss their expert discussion on navigating modern digital supply chain risks!

In this episode, Alexandre Sieira (CTO & Cofounder of Tenchi Security) and Adrian Sanabria (Principal Researcher at The Defender's Initiative) celebrate the 3rd anniversary of the Alice in Supply Chains newsletter - the very starting point for this podcast. Together, they revisit key highlights from issue #37, unpacking the stories shaping today’s supply chain security landscape:

-The Salesloft “Perfect One Attack, Use Many” case-Vendors charging customers to complete security questionnaires-New CISA tools for supply chain security-The Sinqia compromise and the HSBC BRL theftStay tuned, every month, for in-depth insights, expert analysis, and key discussions on TPCRM challenges.