Infrastructure Faces $600B Hit in Worst-Case Climate Shift: Study December 13, 2023 By Katy Daigle and Simon Jessop Infrastructure investors face losing nearly a third of their money, or around $600 billion, if countries do not plan for...
States Must Include Cybersecurity in Water System Audits, EPA Says March 6, 2023 By William Turton The Environmental Protection Agency issued a memorandum on Friday requiring states to analyze cyber defenses at public water systems during...
Russia Criticizes Reuters Story on Russian Hackers Targeting U.S. Nuclear Scientists January 13, 2023 By Guy Faulconbridge Russia’s Foreign Ministry on Thursday criticized Reuters for spreading what it said was poorly sourced anti-Russian propaganda with a story...
Russian Hackers Targeted U.S. Nuclear Scientists January 6, 2023 By James Pearson and Christopher Bing A Russian hacking team known as Cold River targeted three nuclear research laboratories in the United States this past summer,...
North Carolina Attack Shows Fragility of U.S. Power Grids, Experts Say December 7, 2022 By Josh Saul The attacks that left two electrical substations in North Carolina riddled with gunfire and knocked out power to 45,000 homes...
Biden’s Russia Cyber Warning Befuddles Ill-Prepared Businesses March 24, 2022 A day after U.S. President Joe Biden issued a stark warning that a Russian cyberattack “is coming,” members of his...
Ransomware Operators Expected to Become More Aggressive: Canada Spy Agency December 7, 2021 Global ransomware attacks increased by 151% in the first half of 2021 compared with 2020 and hackers are set to...
U.K. Power Grid Under Cyber-Attack Every Minute; Government Hikes Defenses January 9, 2015 By Jillian Ward The U.K. government is one step ahead of hackers trying to turn off the country’s lights — for now. The...
Lloyd’s Underwriters Warn of Rising Danger from Cyber Terrorism January 3, 2014 An article on the Lloyd’s website notes that “industrial facilities from nuclear plants to dams are increasingly coming under attack...