State-sponsored attackers infiltrate water supplies not through malware but via trivial security flaws like weak passwords and exposed industrial controls – a wake-up call for basic hygiene in critical infrastructure.
State-sponsored attackers infiltrate water supplies not through malware, but via trivial security gaps such as weak passwords and exposed industrial controls – a wake-up call for basic hygiene in critical infrastructure.
Deutsche Bahn’s outdated GSM-R radio network is structurally vulnerable and requires accelerated migration to the 5G standard FRMCS to mitigate outage risks for critical infrastructure.
Quantum computers threaten encrypted data stored today retroactively; credentials are the most critical attack target and should take priority in migration paths to post-quantum cryptography.
The Federal Interior Ministry standardizes Cyberdome through requirements for “Cyberdome-ready” systems to secure real-time information exchange in national security monitoring.
NIS2 requires organizations from October to extend cybersecurity requirements to supply chains and include third-party providers in continuous security assessments.
ENISA publishes a revised international strategy to strengthen the European cybersecurity ecosystem against global threats and regulatory requirements.
