### Overview
The recent detection of a **Supply Chain Compromise** indicates a sophisticated attempt to infiltrate our network through third-party software or services. This method is commonly employed by APT41 to bypass traditional security measures by embedding malicious code within trusted updates or applications.

### Indicators of Compromise (IoCs)
- Newly introduced DLL files in application directories.
- Unusual outbound traffic patterns from software update services.

### Recommended Actions
- Conduct a comprehensive review of all third-party software sources.
- Isolate compromised systems and initiate a forensic investigation.
- Enhance monitoring on network traffic associated with supply chain services.

### Next Steps
Prepare for potential **Suspicious Script Execution**, as attackers might leverage compromised software to execute malicious scripts.