InfoSECURITY2026-09-12
AI-enabled supply-chain tools are widening the cyberattack surface
Business Insider reported that cyberattacks involving supply-chain environments are escalating as companies adopt AI-enabled sensors, trackers and connected logistics technologies, citing incidents involving Uber Freight, Ceva Logistics and Coca-Cola’s Fairlife. The article also notes companies are using AI defensively for anomaly detection, vulnerability detection and response.
L'angle Dataleo
Planning automation inherits the trust level of its data and execution links. AI can help detect anomalies, but the value condition is clear segmentation between decision support, execution triggers and external partner signals; the failure mode is an APS or control-tower workflow that treats compromised visibility data as a reliable planning event.