City of Buffalo announces ‘first of its kind’ lawsuit against gun manufacturers
Officials in Buffalo, New York, announced a "first of its kind" lawsuit targeting firearms manufacturers for their alleged contribution to…
Paying Ransom: Why Manufacturers Shell Out to Cybercriminals
Lower cybersecurity awareness coupled with vulnerable OT gear makes manufacturers tempting targets, but zero trust can blunt attackers’ advantages.
Three Steps Towards a More Secure OT Infrastructure
By Jason Weber, Vice President of Product, Veracity Industrial Networks Years ago, the biggest concern from the plant […] The…
US toughens restrictions on Chinese tech firms linked to military
The United States added a major Chinese chipmaker and dozens of other Chinese companies to a trade blacklist Thursday as…
FBI’s Vetted Info Sharing Network ‘InfraGard’ Hacked
InfraGard, a program run by the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) to build cyber and physical threat information sharing…
Biden admin defends handing lucrative grant to energy firm with deep China ties
The Department of Energy defended a recent decision to help fund a battery factory for a company that has generated…
Why Automation Isn’t Replacing Cybersecurity Pros Anytime Soon
By Mark Sasson, Managing Partner, Pinpoint Search Group Human labor in verticals such as manufacturing has certainly been […] The…
Single Sign-on: It’s Only as Good as Your Ability to Use It
Increased federal cybersecurity regulations provide a pivot point for manufacturers to reconsider their access management strategy.
In Warnock’s win, White House sees capstone validation that big legislative wins broke through
As White House officials reflected on the final Democratic victory of a history-defying midterm election cycle, one constant has been…
California Democrat says he’d vote for a ‘unity’ GOP speaker, but McCarthy allies warn of concessions
As anti-Kevin McCarthy dissenters grow, Democrats are moving toward agreeing to a unity candidate to become the next Speaker of…