The recent wave of supply-chain attacks makes one thing clear — attackers don't need to hit you directly. They breach a supplier and come in through the back. From the victim's side it feels like "we did nothing wrong and still got hit." That's exactly why regulations like the EU CRA focus on resilience across the whole chain, and why large Taiwanese enterprises increasingly ask suppliers for ISO 27001 or similar credentials before awarding contracts. FeAce's take: for SMBs, this is an opening. When big customers screen suppliers by certification, your certificate stops being paper on the wall and …