Rethinking defense perimeters, supply chain resilience in the AI era
<p class="P1" data-start="4848" data-end="5191">The concept of corporate cybersecurity used to begin at the so-called perimeter, with firewalls guarding network entry points, email gateways filtering out suspicious messages, and antivirus software blocking malware. This wall-building mindset at the perimeter worked reasonably well when corporate information systems were relatively closed.
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