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So when you run this server with go run main.go, it will start a web server on port 3000 of your localhost. If you visit that address in your browser, a simple Hello World text will be displayed.

The answer has to be to build on the good work done to date, and move towards a third party cyber risk service approach, which can monitor the entirety of the supplier ecosystem in real-time, escalating the key problems and then intervening with the supply chain to get them fixed. This requires a high degree of expert curation of very large volumes of metadata, and advanced automation.

The alternative is that the supply chain continues to grow exponentially as a source of attack and compromise. A large scale survey conducted this summer across five countries showed that over 80% of the 1500 companies questioned had experienced attacks through third parties in the past year. The vast majority were struggling to know where to start and only a few percent were attempting real-time awareness.

It’s a framework inspired by the Node.js Express framework and built on top of Fasthttp. And like other frameworks, it just helps a lot with getting you started building your web applications in Go.

Threats through the interconnected ecosystem are going to be with us for some years, accelerated by wider trends: the move to cloud, IOT adoption and increased remote working. We need an approach to third party cyber risk which improves overall visibility, does this intelligently and expertly, and then helps vendors to fix the key problems. Improvements in supply chain security will benefit everyone but in practice they will be driven by smart companies looking at their ecosystem in a new way.

This initializes a new instance of the Fiber app just like with Express in Node. It’s actually quite similar, so if you have used Express before, this will be nothing new.

This is basically your route line of code. Here, the routing is done. When you want to use a GET request, you use .Get(). When you want to use a POST request, you simply use .Post() . After that, you’ll see a callback function that has a response parameter that is defined as c and possible error handling after that.

So after the /, we see :value, which is a parameter that can mean anything. It can be a page number, a username, anything. In the return statement, we see that the value of that parameter was returned in the response.

More importantly, a score itself does not actually improve anything. At the extremes, it may help to avoid a complete cyber basket case, but things are rarely that clear cut. And the real objective must be to improve the security of the supply chain, not simply to apportion blame.

This brings us back to governments and regulators. A UK Government review of the workings of the NIS Directive earlier this year highlighted supply chain as an area for urgent further attention, in contrast to all the progress made in other areas. The US Department of Defense has recently introduced the CMMC certification for suppliers, reflecting some high-profile attacks delivered through third party suppliers. Financial regulators in several jurisdictions are discussing how to build third party monitoring into the cyber resilience requirements for their sector.

All of these are useful and build awareness, but the problems in tackling the three challenges above are obvious. Questionnaires ask a company to mark its own homework and small suppliers in particular will struggle to give meaningful responses. By nature questionnaires tend to focus on policy and intent rather than reality: for example, everyone has a patching policy, but has it actually been implemented? So an unverified questionnaire is of less value, except perhaps for pure compliance. On-site inspections and pen-testing are also useful but in practice they

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Security scoring was a step forward: using external data was an attempt to build visibility by adding external data to questionnaires. But scoring is a series of snapshots and has two further downsides, beyond being insufficiently dynamic. First, it buries busy teams in data: if you have 10,000 vendors, 10,000 security rating reports are indigestible. In principle, more data is good in cyber security, but in practice it is only useful if it is expertly curated and triaged, with escalation of problems by exception. A system of monitoring that cannot eliminate false positives and negatives, and that fails to distinguish between vulnerabilities that really matter and those that are less urgent, simply drowns users in data.

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