Major industrial control system (ICS) vendors and other types of organizations have been targeted in a cyberespionage campaign that appears to focus on renewable energy.
ICS Vendors Targeted in Espionage Campaign Focusing on Renewable Energy
ICS Patch Tuesday: Siemens, Schneider Electric Address 40 Vulnerabilities
The first round of security advisories released by Siemens and Schneider Electric in 2022 address a total of 40 vulnerabilities.
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CISA Steps up Public and Private Sector Collaboration in 2021
We just concluded a very eventful year for the cybersecurity industry. Starting with an unprecedented wave of ransomware attacks on critical infrastructure targets, 2021 finished with the infamous Log4j vulnerabilities, which present a severe and ongoing threat to organizations and governments around the world.
Honeywell Launches New OT Cybersecurity Solution for Commercial Buildings
Honeywell on Tuesday announced the launch of a new cybersecurity solution for operational technology (OT) in commercial buildings.
Industrial Firms Advised Not to Ignore Security Risks Posed by URL Parsing Confusion
Researchers from industrial cybersecurity firm Claroty and developer security company Snyk have analyzed more than a dozen URL parsing libraries and showed how inconsistencies can lead to various types of vulnerabilities. Industrial organizations have been advised not to ignore these findings.
ICS Vendors Respond to Log4j Vulnerabilities
5 Ways to Reduce the Risk of Ransomware to Your OT Network
In the last year and half, we’ve seen an unprecedented increase in ransomware attacks on Operational Technology (OT) networks. While this surge is generating a lot of press coverage, it was something that experts within our industry have been anticipating for a while.
CISA Calls for Improved Critical Infrastructure Security
The United States Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) on Wednesday called on critical infrastructure owners and operators to improve their security stance against malicious cyberattacks.
Thousands of Industrial Systems Targeted With New ‘PseudoManuscrypt’ Spyware
Tens of thousands of devices around the world, including many industrial control systems (ICS) and government computers, have been targeted in what appears to be an espionage campaign that involves a new piece of malware dubbed PseudoManuscrypt, Kaspersky revealed on Thursday.
Armis Raises $300 Million at $3.4 Billion Valuation
Armis, a company that offers solutions designed to help enterprises discover and secure their devices, on Monday announced raising another $300 million.