This guide explores the growing threat of supply chain attacks, particularly those targeting firmware and embedded systems. It explains how attackers compromise components during development or transit, inserting malicious code that can remain undetected for long periods. Because firmware operates at a low level, attackers can gain deep, persistent access to systems, bypassing traditional security tools. The guide highlights the scale of the issue—many organizations have already experienced firmware-related attacks—and explains why these threats are difficult to detect and patch, sometimes taking months to resolve. It also underscores the risks of relying on third-party suppliers, where businesses have limited visibility and control over security practices. Ultimately, the guide stresses t

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