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2 July 2025Technology

Supply chains in the firing line as cyber risks escalate, Munich Re warns

In an era where entire economies hinge on digital connections, the line between connectivity and catastrophe has never been thinner. Munich Re’s latest report warns that hyper-connected systems, from AI dependencies to global supply chains, are more exposed than ever to disruption.

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