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Cybersecurity governance does not stop at your network perimeter. Modern enterprises rely on a complex ecosystem of vendors, cloud providers, SaaS platforms, integrators, and partners. Each dependency introduces risk—often outside the direct control of the CISO. GV.SC (Supply Chain Risk Management) exists to ensure those risks are governed with the same rigor as internal cybersecurity controls. In NIST CSF 2.0, GV.SC formalizes how organizations identify, assess, manage, and oversee cybersecurity risk originating from suppliers and third parties . What GV.SC Is Designed to Address GV.SC focuses on governing risks that arise from: Third-party service providers Software supply chains and dependencies Cloud and managed service providers Strategic business partners Mergers, acquisitions, and outsourcing While technical controls may reduce exposure, governance ensures that supply chain risk is understood, accepted, mitigated, or avoided at the leadership level . Why Supply Chain Risk Is a ...