Infrastructure:Electric,Gas & Water

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A new report highlights trends in AI-powered attacks and cybersecurity strategies. 

Critical infrastructure must not only guard against intrusions from organized groups but also unintentional vulnerabilities introduced by employees.

An investigation by the EPA reveals that a majority of water systems do not meet compliance standards. Security leaders are sharing their thoughts. 

Entities supporting critical infrastructure components must implement a comprehensive set of physical and technical tools and practices.

While the NSA’s guidance on fortifying the network and environment pillar of Zero Trust through segmentation is impactful, many organizations still have a demand for connectivity.

In a recent report, two-thirds of IT leaders express a lack of confidence in the United States government's ability to defend against cyberwarfare.

The evolution of the NIST Cybersecurity Framework in its 2.0 iteration underscores a significant paradigm shift towards a governance-focused approach.

The White House has stated that critical infrastructure may be targeted by malicious actors, and security leaders are sharing their insights on the situation. 

A survey of more than 1,000 security professionals worldwide has been conducted to gain valuable insights into the energy and utilities sector. 

New information shows that the energy and infrastructure industry is experiencing more cyberattacks utilizing social engineering tactics.