Supply Chain Risk Index — June 2026: 47.4

The Supply Chain Risk Index recorded an average score of 47.4 for June 2026. Early in the month, risk pushed tension up to a peak of 55 on June 7, driven by threats like the Miasma Worm supply chain attack targeting AI coding agents and Ukrainian drone strikes disrupting Russian logistics. Tension calmed down later in the month, touching a low point of 40 on June 24 after news of the Navy awarding seats on a logistics IT contract and reports on the need for AI talent. However, the month ended with risk rising again to close at 44 on June 25, sparked by discussions on defense tactics to prevent future supply chain attacks.

Scores in this month were computed by the first-generation engine (v1).

Peak 55 on 2026-06-07 · low 40 on 2026-06-24 · locked record · ← May · Supply Chain Risk Index timeline · July → · World Tension, same month

• Mapping America’s Domestic Drone Supply Chain War on the Rocks · 2026-06-30
• Ukrainian drones are cutting Russian logistics and reshaping the battlefield Atlantic Council · 2026-06-18
• Miasma Worm Hits Microsoft Again: Azure Functions Action and 72 Other Repositories Disabled After Supply Chain Attack Targeting AI Coding Agents StepSecurity · 2026-06-05
• Preventing Future Supply Chain Attacks: The OX Guide to Version Pinning, Installation Cooldown, and Defense in Depth OX Security · 2026-06-26
• FedEx Freight turns focus toward high-margin shipments Supply Chain Dive · 2026-06-26
• China issues new supply chain security regulations White & Case LLP · 2026-06-03
• Agricultural crop trade alleviates China’s water shortage but redistributes water value unevenly Nature · 2026-06-02
• Supply Chain, Energy, and AI Nexus RAND · 2026-06-25