Verify contact
A new supplier sends an urgent request. Employees check identity, assignment, internal owner and communication channel.
Supply chain security · 15-minute mission · third-party risk
Supply chain security starts with the first contact and ends with evidence.
The mission shows how employees classify supplier requests, new contacts and information handovers safely and document completion.
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What the training covers.
Fits NIS2 awareness, supply chain security and information protection in operational work.
- Verify identity and authorization of new contacts
- Recognise third-party risks in daily work
- Hand over access and information only in controlled ways
- Report suspicious supply chain activity
Typical decisions in the mission.
Supply chain security often breaks in small moments: a new contact, a support case, a quick file handover.
Limit access
Support needs system access. The mission trains need-to-know, approval paths and time-limited access.
Report anomalies
Unusual emails, changed payment data or process pressure are not improvised. Employees escalate them through defined reporting paths.
Evidence for third-party risk and NIS2.
The training helps organizations sensitize employees for supplier contacts, information handovers and reporting paths. Completion is documented with a knowledge check and participation evidence.
- useful for procurement, business teams, IT, support and project teams
- fits NIS2 awareness, ISO 27001 and supply chain security
- focuses on practical supplier and service provider interactions
- not a substitute for supplier assessment, contract review or risk management
Supply chain security training FAQ.
Short answers for procurement, information security and operational teams.
Why is supply chain security an awareness topic?
Many risks arise in daily work: new contacts, support requests, file transfers, changed payment details or unclear responsibilities. Employees need to know when to verify and report.
Which roles should participate?
The training is useful for procurement, project leads, support, IT, office teams, business units with supplier contact and anyone who hands information or access to third parties.
Does participation evidence help with NIS2?
The evidence can support internal awareness documentation. It does not replace full NIS2 implementation, supplier assessment or audit confirmation.
Is a new learning platform required?
No. The mission runs in the browser via mission code and is designed as a short awareness building block.
As an interactive mission instead of a slide deck.
The available mission The New Customer covers core awareness basics. The planned mission The New Supplier deepens supply chain security and third-party risk.