Threats & Vulnerabilities

As people count down the days until Thanksgiving, it’s the perfect time to take a look at what happened around this time last year in Baltimore. A year and a half after the Robinhood…

As Black Friday and Cyber Monday approach, retailers are gearing up for what is predicted to be a holiday season worth around $214 billion in e-commerce sales. They are not alone in…

In the throes of a military action, everything is heightened. In February 1998, the U.S. and President Bill Clinton were preparing to bomb Iraq, as the country’s then-President Sadaam Hussein…

People have come to rely on electricity, and once someone has it, it’s hard to let it go. As winter rapidly approaches, it is easy to understand why. Without electricity, there are no…

Critical infrastructure is increasingly under attack with major hits on oil pipelines, water treatment facilities and the food and beverage sector all occurring within the last year.…

Back in December, Darktrace predicted that supply chain attacks would overtake CEO fraud as a top cybersecurity concern. This year, the importance of supply chains has been brought…

Threat actors are always on the lookout for pain points — manufacturing systems that can’t afford to go offline, critical infrastructure that can cause disruptions to everyday life or risks to…

The challenge of reliably attributing cyber threats has amplified in recent years, as cyber criminals have adopted a collection of techniques to ensure that even if their attacks are caught,…

I recently participated in a panel discussion on the Cybersecurity Executive Order’s Impact on Embedded Device Security. I signed off with a comment about my biggest worry: Someone will…