Brian Gant, assistant professor of cybersecurity in the John E. Simon School of Business at Maryville University, talks about the latest wave of cyberattacks directed against the U.S. government, businesses and individuals, and how they might be prevented in future.

New demands are popping up everywhere because new technologies have led to new semiconductor manufacturing facilities, or fabs, being planned around the world.

FDA has proposed new requirements for food manufacturers using the word "healthy" on their packaging.

Oliver Hedgepeth, supply chain logistics professor at American Public University System, discusses how consumer tastes and purchasing patterns have changed, and how food suppliers must respond.

The pharmaceutical sector has come under ever-greater scrutiny in recent years, as more and more counterfeit products infiltrate legitimate supply chains.

Finance chiefs will propose new supply chain partnerships that’ll be open to other nations and require countries to have standards on human rights and environmental policies. 

The system will enable customers and companies to raise awareness of disruptions taking place in Europe’s semiconductor supply chain.

Life sciences companies need to draw on the tools and protections in their supplier contracts to maintain continuity and minimize disruption.