Sheffi explains the modes of failure in supply chain networks, explores new ways to think about disruptions, and showcases a General Motors case study on the complexities of supply chain management. Keep Reading
Jarrod Goentzel shows how analysis of supply chains can help with strategic and tactical preparedness and operational collaboration during a crisis. Keep Reading
CISA must ensure this high degree of public-private collaboration because the private sector owns, operates, and maintains approximately 85 percent of our nation’s critical infrastructure. Keep Reading
The grant programs provide funding to improve the nation’s readiness in preventing, protecting against, responding to, recovering from and mitigating terrorist attacks, major disasters, and other emergencies. Keep Reading
"The next major infrastructure attack -- potentially, with high likelihood -- likely comes from an insider attack," says Harrell. Keep Reading
Tenable has released the report, Cybersecurity in Operational Technology: 7 Insights You Need to Know. It is an independent study by the Ponemon Institute that identifies the extent of cyberattacks on critical infrastructure operators — professionals in industries using industrial control systems and operational technology. Keep Reading
"If you make security part of mission the counterintelligence piece will take care of itself," NCSC director advises companies. Keep Reading
GAO observed 26 covert tests and reviewed the test program and how results are used, publicly releasing its findings on April 4. Overall, GAO found that TSA’s ability to run covert tests has improved, but a new process intended to address vulnerabilities found in testing hasn't fully worked. Keep Reading
Iranian hackers (linked to a criminal organization called the Mabna Institute) targeted UK universities via the ‘Silent Librarian’ campaign. And Stolen Pencil – a North Korean group – targeted individual academics with emails designed to trick them into downloading a malicious extension to the Chrome web browser. Keep Reading
Malicious attackers can tamper with the scans to deliberately cause a misdiagnosis for insurance fraud, ransomware, cyberterrorism, or even murder. Attackers can even automate the entire process in a malware which can infect the hospital’s network. Keep Reading
