Trump Orders Defense Contractors to Map Software, Suppliers Across Critical Supply Chains
2026-07-22T07:24:08Z•83ad919a5026a88713c081a8c0abb127031d225bd900e3330bba9c7a69405cdd
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What happened
A batch of SecurityWeek reports: the U.S. executive order requires defense contractors to map software dependencies, suppliers, foreign ownership and cyber-related risks across critical supply chains; Cisco released small, open-weight Antares AI models aimed at low-cost source-code vulnerability detection; Empirical Security raised $25M and SecurityWeek launched industrial cybersecurity awards. Multiple security incidents and research items: HollowGraph malware uses compromised Microsoft 365 calendars as a two-way C2 dead-drop; Estée Lauder confirmed data exfiltration from an Oracle EBS zero‑‑
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- 2026-07-22T07:24:08Z
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