Lauris Rosier’s Post

Which sector experiences the highest number of cyber attacks? Globally the Manufacturing sector accounts for the largest number of attacks (25.7%), even more than the finance and insurance sector (18.2%)! In the underling report you can discover that the APAC region has the most incidents in the sector (54% of cases), followed by Europe (26%). Top impacts were both credential harvesting and data theft and leak. Companies are facing an increasing level of cyber threat each year. Hackers continue to discover and exploit new vulnerabilities. How are you managing your cyber risks? LRQA LRQA Nettitude

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Since the integration of our ESG and Cybersecurity solutions in our LRQA portfolio, I have been having different conversations with our clients. Where previously discussions were focused on compliance to technical codes & standards and the management of quality in the supply chain, conversations have evolved to managing a broader spectrum of risk. For example, during my last visit to an Industrial Manufacturing we discussed the impact of ESG regulations (more specifically around modern slavery) on their expansion plans to the Australian market. LRQA

Last week I posted a link on Supply chain resilience. More specifically on the changes in active and upcoming global regulation on the field of ESG. As a significant part of my LinkedIn network is active in Industrial Manufacturing either in Europe, Middle East or in Asia, I thought to share my analysis on these specific regulations and the impact they might have on you. LRQA, Katie Yewdall

How do you achieve Supply Chain Resilience? LRQA supports by providing a breakdown of the most significant active and upcoming laws impacting the ESG risk landscape.

Come join our team as Regional Sales Leader for the Middle East! As leader you will be responsible for managing our Inspections sales team in the region, supporting our clients in their success and driving our ESG commitments. See posting for details and requirements.

Are you exporting Valves to China? Despite the large number of valve manufactures in China, the country imports many high-performance, specialty valves from other countries. From June 1st 2024, valves cannot be imported into China unless they comply to the requirements of the China Admittance Scheme. This leaves 11 months to arrange compliance to the scheme. LRQA can help navigate the technical and regulatory requirements of this complex scheme. Let me know if you need any support. #compliance #LRQA #valves