The data comes from the firm’s Global Supply Chain Resilience Outlook, based on a survey of more than 500 global CEOs at businesses generating more than $500 million in annual revenue. CEOs willing to pay for resilienceNotably, Proxima found that 100 UK-based CEOs would accept an average uplift of 17% in their third-party supplier costs to guarantee supply chain resilience. Despite this, the report found that most UK CEOs do not have real-time visibility of cyber risk. Less than half (45%) have conducted a full cyber resilience stress test across critical suppliers during the past 12 months. He continued: “Looking ahead, it is crucial that supply chain resilience becomes a board-level decision across UK businesses of all sizes.