How Manufacturers Can Secure Themselves Against Cyber Threats

July 15, 2024 at 10:15AM Manufacturers face a pressing need to address cybersecurity, particularly as they are the primary target for ransomware threats. There’s a shortage of cybersecurity professionals, but manufacturers can enhance their defenses with adequate training and tools. Recognizing and responding to early warning signs of ransomware attacks is crucial, along with taking … Read more

EPA Puts Teeth Into Water Sector Cyber Efforts

May 21, 2024 at 01:36PM The EPA states that nearly 70% of US community drinking water systems fail to comply with the Safe Drinking Water Act, including cybersecurity standards. The agency has announced plans to increase enforcement, as Russia and Iran have stepped up cyberattacks. The EPA has outlined top actions for securing water systems … Read more

South African Railways Lost Over $1M in Phishing Scam

February 2, 2024 at 11:20AM South Africa’s PRASA railway agency reported a loss of 30.6 million rand due to a phishing scam but has recovered over half the stolen amount. The incident, under police investigation, involves possible insider threats. South African firms face a rising trend of email interception fraud and digital banking fraud. Organizations … Read more

Kansas Courts’ Computer Systems Are Starting to Come Back Online, 2 Months After Cyberattack

December 15, 2023 at 12:48PM Kansas court system recently resumed its case management computer system after a foreign cyberattack forced a two-month shutdown. District courts in 28 counties will be back online by Monday, with public document access restored later. Despite undisclosed hacker demands, state branches are working on recovery while enhancing cybersecurity measures. Key … Read more