Manufacturers are using AI in cybersecurity to help with efficiency gains and cost reduction. But what are the ethical ramifications?
ICSP’s top 5 articles from February covered the benefits of AI and a major cybersecurity framework update from NIST.
The Dragos Year in Review report shows a rise in geopolitically driven attacks, ransomware and threat groups in OT cybersecurity.
Cyber criminals are intensifying what are known as “harvest now, decrypt later” attacks to get encrypted data and decrypt them later.
The ICSP podcast recently sat down with Ethan Schmertzler of Dispel to talk about AI-assisted attacks and moving target defense.
The expectation is to see more ransomware targeting ICS/OT environments, whether unintentionally or intentionally.
Zscaler finds 86% of cyberattacks are delivered over encrypted channels, with manufacturing as the most targeted industry.
Madison Horn discusses the move to proactive cybersecurity, the value of the shared responsibility model and the rise of quantum computing.
Steve Stone talked about how accessible cheap data storage and analytics have become and why breaches are inevitable.
A former hacker asks “What is the worst a hacker could do,?” and discusses how has generative AI changed the equation.
Manufacturers are using AI in cybersecurity to help with efficiency gains and cost reduction. But what are the ethical ramifications?
ICSP’s top 5 articles from February covered the benefits of AI and a major cybersecurity framework update from NIST.
The Dragos Year in Review report shows a rise in geopolitically driven attacks, ransomware and threat groups in OT cybersecurity.
Cyber criminals are intensifying what are known as “harvest now, decrypt later” attacks to get encrypted data and decrypt them later.
The ICSP podcast recently sat down with Ethan Schmertzler of Dispel to talk about AI-assisted attacks and moving target defense.
The expectation is to see more ransomware targeting ICS/OT environments, whether unintentionally or intentionally.
Zscaler finds 86% of cyberattacks are delivered over encrypted channels, with manufacturing as the most targeted industry.
Madison Horn discusses the move to proactive cybersecurity, the value of the shared responsibility model and the rise of quantum computing.
Steve Stone talked about how accessible cheap data storage and analytics have become and why breaches are inevitable.
A former hacker asks “What is the worst a hacker could do,?” and discusses how has generative AI changed the equation.
