They fought the chip and the chip won. MORPHEUS, an “unhackable” computer chip developed by computer science researchers at the University of Michigan, lived up to its name in its first bug bounty competition. It […]
Video courtesy: CxEnergy Presenter: Derek Hedrick, Ameritech Data Solutions Why has Cybercrime become so prevalent? Because it’s easy, it’s hard to get caught, and it’s really profitable, generating more than $1.5 trillion in 2018 alone. Meanwhile, […]
If recent cyberattacks like SolarWinds and Oldsmar have demonstrated anything, it’s the vulnerability landscape in operational technology (OT) and manufacturing is changing rapidly – and not necessarily for the better. Risks are higher than ever […]
Seeq is co-sponsoring the Microsoft Energy Core Methane Emissions Hackathon virtual event. The objective of the hackathon is to overlay oil & gas asset and geographic information system data to pinpoint leak location, and to […]
Between the SolarWinds cyberattack and the smaller, but no less frightening, Oldsmar attack on a water treatment plant near Tampa Bay, Florida., cybersecurity has been front and center in the news. But these two cyberattacks […]
The Hackers’ Epoch: The Cybersecurity Card Game by Scruffy City Games helps students understand online threats and teaches them fundamental terms they’ll need to learn. After playing the game, when they read a news article […]
Featured articles in this eBook include stories on cybersecurity for IIoT robots, cybersecurity asset updates and using cybersecurity to improve tomorrow’s manufacturing operations.
In March 2020, the global working population endured a mass migration from office work to work from home, leading to a huge increase in the number of remote connections through which people interact with their […]
Looking to learn more about industrial cybersecurity? Register for the on-demand cybersecurity webcast
Age of existing assets are the greatest cybersecurity risk factor, 67% in 2020 Control Engineering research, up from 46% in 2016. This is of particular concern with remote operations increasing due to the COVID-19 pandemic and manufacturing starting up again.
They fought the chip and the chip won. MORPHEUS, an “unhackable” computer chip developed by computer science researchers at the University of Michigan, lived up to its name in its first bug bounty competition. It […]
Video courtesy: CxEnergy Presenter: Derek Hedrick, Ameritech Data Solutions Why has Cybercrime become so prevalent? Because it’s easy, it’s hard to get caught, and it’s really profitable, generating more than $1.5 trillion in 2018 alone. Meanwhile, […]
If recent cyberattacks like SolarWinds and Oldsmar have demonstrated anything, it’s the vulnerability landscape in operational technology (OT) and manufacturing is changing rapidly – and not necessarily for the better. Risks are higher than ever […]
Seeq is co-sponsoring the Microsoft Energy Core Methane Emissions Hackathon virtual event. The objective of the hackathon is to overlay oil & gas asset and geographic information system data to pinpoint leak location, and to […]
Between the SolarWinds cyberattack and the smaller, but no less frightening, Oldsmar attack on a water treatment plant near Tampa Bay, Florida., cybersecurity has been front and center in the news. But these two cyberattacks […]
The Hackers’ Epoch: The Cybersecurity Card Game by Scruffy City Games helps students understand online threats and teaches them fundamental terms they’ll need to learn. After playing the game, when they read a news article […]
Featured articles in this eBook include stories on cybersecurity for IIoT robots, cybersecurity asset updates and using cybersecurity to improve tomorrow’s manufacturing operations.
In March 2020, the global working population endured a mass migration from office work to work from home, leading to a huge increase in the number of remote connections through which people interact with their […]
Looking to learn more about industrial cybersecurity? Register for the on-demand cybersecurity webcast
Age of existing assets are the greatest cybersecurity risk factor, 67% in 2020 Control Engineering research, up from 46% in 2016. This is of particular concern with remote operations increasing due to the COVID-19 pandemic and manufacturing starting up again.
