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OT Under Siege No More? Fortinet Report Shows Improving Landscape

SecureWorld News

Based on a global survey of more than 550 OT professionals, the findings reveal both a maturing OT security landscape and the persistent threats it continues to face. One of the most striking revelations in the report : 52% of organizations now report that the CISO/CSO is responsible for OT cybersecurity, up from just 16% in 2022.

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Cybersecurity Snapshot: CISA Calls for Stamping Out Buffer Overflow Vulnerabilities, as Europol Tells Banks To Prep For Quantum Threat

Security Boulevard

CISA and FBI urge manufacturers to use proven prevention methods and mitigations to eliminate this class of defect while urging software customers to demand secure products from manufacturers that include these preventions, the agencies wrote in a joint fact sheet. Kirsten Gillibrand (D-N.Y.)

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Key Cybersecurity Trends for 2025. My Predictions

Jane Frankland

Research by e2e-assure reveals a significant gap between perception and reality; while 85% of cyber risk owners express confidence in their AI policies, only 34% of employees are even aware such guidance exists. Cyber threats often exploit human errors, whether through phishing attacks, weak passwords, or lapses in protocol.

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Australian electric grid vulnerable to Cyber Attacks via Solar Panels

CyberSecurity Insiders

Because of some vulnerabilities in solar panels and smart devices, security experts state that the Australian Electricity Grid is becoming super vulnerable to cyber attacks. And unless these devices are secure enough, their usage can invite more troubles,” said Alistair MacGibbon, the CSO of CyberCX.

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Ransomware is top attack vector on critical infrastructure

CSO Magazine

Nearly two-thirds of those attacks (65%), were aimed at the manufacturing sector, the company revealed in its annual review of cyber threats facing industrial organizations released Wednesday. You can combine all the other sectors together and not get to where manufacturing is getting hit," Dragos CEO Robert M.

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2022 Cybersecurity predictions

CyberSecurity Insiders

While in past years, InfoSec was previously the focus and CISOs were the norm – we’re moving to a new cybersecurity world order that expands the role of the CISO to a CSO (Chief Security Officer). Manufacturing is a prime area for disruption with the increase in the number of IoT devices during the pandemic.

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BrandPost: Is Your Business Secure Enough to Work at the Edge?

CSO Magazine

Chances are you’re living in a hybrid world with everything from how you work to how you shop to how your business operates its manufacturing environments. Cyber threats run rampant in today’s digital world. All of this is made possible because of edge computing.