Collaborate Disseminate
One of the scariest phrases I have ever encountered is “gasoline pipeline” –thousands of miles of three foot diameter pipes buried in the ground for decades carrying billions of gallons of one of the most dangerous substances we encounter every day. R… Continue reading Of Pipelines And Cybersecurity
The fourth industrial revolution has failed to address the extraordinary surge in cyberattacks that put manufacturing OT systems and automation at risk.
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What are the key findings of the Newsweek survey on the cybersecurity risks of cyber-physical systems for critical infrastructure organizations?
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Security teams can’t completely defend systems against sophisticated cyberattacks, but visibility into these threats helps minimize security risks.
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Security teams can’t completely defend systems against sophisticated cyberattacks, but visibility into these threats helps minimize security risks.
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On January 4th, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) issued a National Terrorism Advisory bulletin warning of a potential cyberattack by Iran in the wake of a U.S. drone attack that killed a senior Iranian military commander.
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Whatever happened to Stuxnet? Since it destroyed hundreds of centrifuges at a nuclear enrichment facility in Iran in 2010, the worm’s been quiet—but not idle. Compared to many of its malware colleagues, the Stuxnet worm has had a lot more t… Continue reading Throwback Thursday: Whatever happened to Stuxnet?
Making the internet safe and secure in 10 years isn’t going to be easy, if it’s even possible. And that’s why NSTAC’s new proposal is a cyber security moonshot. Stop me if you’ve heard this before: A presidential commissio… Continue reading President’s ‘cybersecurity moonshot’: Transformational or pie in the sky?
The parts and systems on an airplane don’t have to fail in a big way to have big consequences. A flaw in airline software could be a matter of life or death. The original version of this post was published on Forbes. It doesn’t take a failu… Continue reading Hard questions raised when a software ‘glitch’ takes down an airliner
Election security requires that voters trust the results. But many U.S. electronic voting systems are clearly insecure, and untrustworthy. What are we doing about it? The original version of this article was published in Forbes. Surely you’ve hea… Continue reading Threats obvious, but electronic voting systems remain insecure