Key Note: Supply Chain Cybersecurity - Why the time is Now

by Mike Regan published on December 08, 2024

In this session from our recent Virtual Customer conference, Mike Regan, Vice President of Business Performance at TIA, highlighted the urgent need for implementing robust cybersecurity measures in supply chains to address increasing vulnerabilities and sophisticated threats. The SCS 9001™ Supply Chain Security Management System (SCSMS) is introduced as a comprehensive framework that mitigates supply chain-specific risks and aligns with global security trends.

Key Insights:

Urgency of Supply Chain Security
SCS 9001™
Comprehensive Security Approach
Alignment with Global Trends
Strategic Benefits

Watch the Recording Now to explore the latest insights on SCS 9001™ and learn how to implement it to secure your supply chain, mitigate risks, and ensure compliance with global security standards.

Author

Mike Regan

Mike Regan leads the activities of the Telecommunication Industry Association’s (TIA) QuEST Forum with a focus on business performance improvement standards and associated activities. Prior to joining TIA, Mike completed a successful 30+ year career as a senior engineering leader. He has led large development organizations delivering complex communications and networking products deployed in the business-critical production networks of premier public service providers, global cloud platforms, large enterprises and customer engagement centers. His diverse experience spans from being a founding team and early-stage member of multiple VC-backed start-up companies up to billion-dollar enterprises. His responsibilities have included all aspects of product development: strategy and roadmap, technology assessment, architecture, development, maintenance, quality assurance, test automation, DevSecOps, systems integration, compliance, security, project management, product management, tooling, operations, technical publications, and vendor / partner management. Mike leverages his personal experiences in progressing the initiatives of the TIA QuEST Forum by working with industry participants, network operators and government agencies in the development and adoption of new standards for the Information and Communications Technology industry with a focus on product quality, software development, cyber-security and supply chain security. Mike holds a B.S.E.E. from Northeastern University, Boston.