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OPINION — President Donald J. Trump has returned to office with the renewed revelations that Chinese government-affiliated hackers continue to outmatch America’s critical infrastructure cyber defenders through sabotage and espionage campaigns such as …
EXPERT PERSPECTIVE / OPINION — The United States is facing a quiet and rapidly growing threat across the digital landscape, an unseen mathematical space of binary code and shadowy actors. This landscape demands more, not less, attention, and urgently…
Utilities face rising cyber threats amid grid modernization. Cisco outlines 4 steps to build cyber resilience.
OPINION — In the age of strategic disruption, critical infrastructure is both the terrain and the target. The West’s optimization of systems for efficiency and scale has inadvertently created a landscape of chokepoints. These points of failure are dee…
OPINION — In the age of strategic disruption, critical infrastructure is both the terrain and the target. The West’s optimization of systems for efficiency and scale has inadvertently created a landscape of chokepoints. These points of failure are dee…
Last October, critical organizations in the EU were expected to comply with NIS2, but many countries are not there yet. Discover the importance of NIS2 and how to get started.
Ransomware, trojans, and malware delivered through USB devices are putting growing pressure on industrial systems, according to the Honeywell 2025 Cyber Threat Report, which draws on data from monitoring tools deployed across industrial sites around th…
The Czech government issues a blunt warning to China after APT31 hackers linked to intrusion at critical infrastructure network.
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In this Help Net Security interview, Michael Metzler, Vice President Horizontal Management Cybersecurity for Digital Industries at Siemens, discusses the cybersecurity implications of deploying AI agents in industrial environments. He talks about the r…
Russian military hackers are targeting Western firms aiding Ukraine, using cyberespionage to infiltrate logistics networks and spy on arms shipments.
The post Russian Hackers Target Western Firms Aiding Ukraine, Spy on Shipments appeared first on eSecurity Planet.