Secure Resilience
Supply risks are identified and mitigated before they reach production, protecting the plan against supplier failures and regulatory change.
Supplier risk management
- Supplier risk assessment: assess the part, site and build exposureBuild a supplier risk assessment around critical parts, verified evidence, refresh triggers and dated mitigation actions.
- Supplier financial risk: warning signs before parts stop shippingCheck operational warning signs with finance, protect tooling records and connect cash concerns to the next exposed build.
- FOCI for manufacturers: ownership, review and mitigationReview supplier ownership and control, distinguish current security rules from proposed DFARS requirements, and keep a dated evidence record.
- Sole source vs single source: what the label changesDistinguish market alternatives from approved production sources, document switching barriers, and choose a response that protects the build.
- Supplier capacity risk: verify output and allocationCheck demonstrated output, committed allocation and sub-tier bottlenecks before a forecast increase leaves your build short.
- Supply concentration risk: find shared production dependenciesMap the shared sub-tiers and regions behind multiple suppliers, measure exposed demand, and turn concentration findings into sourcing actions.
- Geopolitical supply risk: dated triggers and ownership checksTurn official policy changes into part-level supply decisions with dated triggers, ownership checks and a practical supplier watchlist.
- Supply chain risk management plan: owners, triggers and tested actionsTurn a risk register into executable supplier responses with owners, qualification status, customer communication and closure evidence.