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US government blames the Russian research institute for supporting the recent TRITON/TRISYS/HatMan attacks. How do these attacks work? How to protect industrial sites? And what are the rules and regulations?
Author: Lior Frenkel
Huge political and economic interests have given rise to widespread industrial espionage, in connection with R&D labs and production plants of the new Covid-19 vaccines. This espionage is done mainly through cyberattacks. There are, however, ways of dealing with it.
The GoldBrute botnet is showing us all the dangers of remote access to industrial sites. GoldBrute targets Internet-exposed Remote Desktop (RDP) servers.
The CEO of TSMC - the manufacturer of key chipsets for Apple's iPhones, and for many other global companies - reported Monday that the company was forecasting a drop of 2% in Q3 revenues, or about $160M, due to an infection of its manufacturing facilities by a variant of the Wannacry ransomware. T
OT remote access is efficient and convenient - for attackers Remote access might look like a good idea. Every computer on an enterprise network certainly has some sort of Remote Desktop capability: tech support takes control of my laptop routinely to install new software or to fix issues. Sometime
Waterfall Security Solutions is of course an industrial cybersecurity technology provider, but technology is only part of any industrial security program – policies, procedures and training are also essential. This means that the advancement of security education has always been essential to Water
"WannaCrypt" or “WannaCry” is the latest ransomware variant responsible for shutting down countless organizations, including critical infrastructures and manufacturing sites as large as Renault and Nissan. The cybersecurity advice most probably followed by all these sites was to use firewalls to
Recently we’ve received a lot of interest from water and waste management facilities regarding our Unidirectional Security Gateway- which is making me wonder what’s brought this on? Let’s look at the facts. The primary source for cyber risks in water and waste management facilities comes fro