Industrial cybersecurity provider Bayshore Networks announced the release of a free cyber risk identification tool for plant networks. The new tool, Scrutiny, will give operational...
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As attacks increase OT cybersecurity has never been more important. In February 2020, IBM Security released its IBM X-Force Threat Intelligence Index 2020. The annual...
Operational technology company Claroty expects more cyber threats and ransomware the industrial sector, including a significant increase in ransomware targeting the healthcare sector. The COVID-19
Siemens released on Tuesday four new industrial control systems (ICS) security advisories, and updated multiple previously issued security advisories related to equipment deployed in the
Sunburst backdoor code used in the recent SolarWinds cyber incident overlaps with several features of a previously identified .NET backdoor known as Kazuar, according to
Cybersecurity company Fortinet conducted a survey with Forrester Consulting to examine security trends affecting ICS and those who manage and maintain critical infrastructure, including industrial
As millions around the world await the much anticipated COVID-19 vaccine, pharmaceutical manufacturing has never been under more scrutiny. Over the past few years, pharmaceutical manufacturers
Cybersecurity company Dragos has identified a new approach by hackers who use publicly and semi-publicly available data to disrupt Industrial Control Systems (ICS). This marks
Schneider Electric has identified out-of-bounds read and write, and classic buffer overflow security flaws in the web servers of its Modicon M340, Quantum and Premium
Operational technology (OT) security company Claroty said Wednesday that IoT devices security is becoming essential in OT environments, following the recent passage of the IoT
U.S. security agencies issued a joint statement Tuesday stating that a task force, known as the Cyber Unified Coordination Group (UCG), composed of the FBI,
The extent of the SolarWinds supply chain attack is only increasing, with the cyber incident now “believed to have affected upward of 250 federal agencies
