Four years after Shamoon’s initial cyberattack, security experts discovered evidence of a new malware, Shamoon 2, targeting organizations in Saudi Arabia.
As AI becomes more of a factor in industrial cybersecurity, what role will it play in defending supply chains and other networks?
How SBOMs can help protect the supply chain and why things are likely to get worse before they get better.
When Julian Gutmanis — a cyber first responder — discovered TRISIS malware at a petrochemical plant in Saudi Arabia, his blood ran cold, according to MIT Technology Review. TRISIS malware was first detected in 2017 […]
Cybersecurity insights The 2021 IBM Security Data Breach Report outlines key factors contributing to the rising costs of data breaches for industries all over the world. Health care has continued to be the most affected […]
Industroyer, or Crashoverride, is the first of many cybersecurity threats that is designed solely to attack power and electrical grids. It is also one of four cybersecurity threats found thus far that targets Industrial Control […]
Weaknesses in the software supply chain, coupled with reluctance from vendors to implement new changes or stray from familiar systems, have been major factors in allowing threat actors to wreak global havoc. When hackers exploit […]
One of the most complex threats ever founded, according to Kaspersky Labs, Flame malware targeted Iran and other Middle Eastern countries with a cyber-espionage attack that researchers had little precedent for. Given the intricacies and […]
