Extending supply chain risk and resilience frameworks to manage cyber risk

Daniel Alberto Sepúlveda Estay; Omera Khan

Extending supply chain risk and resilience frameworks to manage cyber risk

Daniel Alberto Sepúlveda Estay, Omera Khan

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This paper proposes two complementary tools for the description and quantification of dynamic effects arising from supply chain cyber-attacks. The first tool proposes a comprehensive analysis of the problem space through system dynamics methods, to identify explicitly mental models regarding aspects such as stakeholders, relevant relationships, feedback effects and potential policy levers. The second tool is proposed as a way of transitioning towards a dynamic analysis of the problem of cyber-attacks on supply chains, and is complementary to existing risk analysis tools.

Original language	English
Publication date	2015
Number of pages	10
Publication status	Published - 2015
Event	22nd EurOMA Conference: Operations Management for Sustainable Competitiveness - Neuchâtel, Switzerland Duration: 26 Jun 2015 → 1 Jul 2015 Conference number: 22

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Conference	22nd EurOMA Conference
Number	22
Country/Territory	Switzerland
City	Neuchâtel
Period	26/06/2015 → 01/07/2015

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Supply chain
Cyber-risk
Resilience

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Managing Cyber Risk and Security in the Global Supply Chain
Sepúlveda Estay, D. A. (PhD Student), Larsen, J. (Main Supervisor), Khan, O. (Supervisor), Oehmen, J. (Examiner), Urciuoli, L. (Examiner) & Wieland, A. (Examiner)
Technical University of Denmark
01/11/2014 → 16/04/2018
Project: PhD

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