A rising tide lifts all boats in maritime cybersecurity
Congress and the White House must act now to safeguard critical chokepoints from cyber disruption, two lawmakers argue.
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A cargo ship moves under the Bayonne Bridge as it heads out to the ocean on October 06, 2021 in Bayonne, New Jersey. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images) Government -
Dubai Dry Dock, Jumeirah, Dubai, United Arab Emirates, June 2007. (Photo by ITP Images/Construction Photography/Avalon/Getty Images) Transportation Iran-linked hackers targeted maritime and defense contractors, compromised Office 365 accounts
Less than 20 victims were successfully compromised.
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(Peter Cade/Getty) Threats New cyberespionage group surfaces following attacks on mostly Asian targets
Active since 2020, the cyberespionage group has targeted a range or mostly Asian public and private entities.
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Rolls of galvanized steel sheet inside the factory or warehouse. (Getty Images) Research Ransomware attacks surge against US manufacturing plants
Cyberattacks against critical infrastructure continues to increase and some sectors, such as manufacturing, take the brunt of abuse.
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US Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas at a joint news conference with Mexican Foreign Secretary Marcelo Ebrard and Mexican Security Secretary Rosa Icela Rodriguez at the State Department in Washington on October 13. Photo by OLIVIER DOULIERY/AFP via Getty Images) Threats DHS warns of malicious AI use against critical infrastructure
The DHS report warns of state-backed hackers using AI for both malware development and election interference.
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1920s interior, solarium. (Getty Images) Government The Cyberspace Solarium Commission pushed some major policies into law. So what now?
It’s going to track how its recommendations are implemented, and study some issues where it only scratched the surface.
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A cargo ship is loaded at the New York container terminal, viewed from Elizabeth, New Jersey, across Elizabethport reach. Government White House releases maritime cybersecurity update
Ports and shipping lanes are ripe for adversaries’ exploits, and the military sees potential threats to its force projection, too.
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U.S. President Joe Biden (L) speaks with NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg during the start of a round table meeting at a NATO summit in Madrid, Spain on Wednesday, June 29, 2022. (Photo by SUSAN WALSH/POOL/AFP via Getty Images) Government NATO to create cyber rapid response force, increase cyber defense aid to Ukraine
The references the NATO declaration makes to cybersecurity depart from the past and reflect the increasing importance of cyberdefense to overall security, experts said.
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The flag of the People’s Republic of China. (Photo by PHILIP PACHECO/AFP via Getty Images) Threats Chinese-linked hackers target critical infrastructure in US and Guam
The hacking campaign may be laying the groundwork for disrupting communications between the U.S. and Asia in the event of a crisis.
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(U.S. Coast Guard) Government Trump officials hint at update for US maritime cybersecurity
The White House wants to take a closer look at maritime cybersecurity, two senior administration officials say.