Report: Hacking Tools for Critical Infrastructure Will Be More Accessible in 2019
What used to be isolated, air gapped “set and forget” OT networks have become ground zero for potentially debilitating cyber attacks. Keep Reading
PERSPECTIVE: 3 Steps to Forging a More Resilient Critical Infrastructure Program
In addition to long-term aspirational goals, map out short-term micro-goals for organizational success. Keep Reading
PERSPECTIVE: An Intelligence Targeting Approach to Critical Infrastructure Protection
Pinpoint the likely supporting infrastructure nodes a threat actor would target based on assessed capabilities. Keep Reading
PERSPECTIVE: Energy Sector Cyber Threat Is Real; Greater Collaboration Is Part of the Answer
CI sectors have been diligent in working to combat cybersecurity risk, including investing in new technologies. Keep Reading
HSTRisk: Finding the Right Path with the Cyber Risk Management Cheshire Cat
Take every practical step to ensure government can apply its limited cybersecurity resources as cost-effectively as possible. Keep Reading
University of Akron to Establish Cybersecurity Simulation Lab
The lab will allow corporate information technology professionals to "practice identifying and quarantining threats on an emulated network," according to a news release. And it will offer more realistic learning opportunities for students in the bachelor of science in cybersecurity degree, which launched last fall. Keep Reading
Information Sharing: 15 Years of ISAC Partnerships in Protecting Cyber, Physical Infrastructure Security
The NCI also has been a leader and a force in promoting the use of automated cyber threat indicator sharing by ISACs and infrastructure owners and operators. Keep Reading
Russian DragonFly Group Still Targeting U.S. Critical Infrastructure
Threat actors appear to have deliberately chosen the organizations they attacked and sought information on network and organizational design and control system capabilities to launch targeted spear phishing attempts. Keep Reading
Election Interference is Top Job for New Justice Department Cyber Task Force
Also on the task force to-study list: efforts to interfere with U.S. critical infrastructure and the use of the Internet to spread violent ideologies and recruit followers. Keep Reading
