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Adversarial governments, with whom some hackers ideologically align, have long set their sights on attacking vulnerable critical infrastructure, writes Robert M. Lee.

Adversarial governments, with whom some hackers ideologically align, have long set their sights on attacking vulnerable critical infrastructure, writes Robert M. Lee.

Adversarial governments, with whom some hackers ideologically align, have long set their sights on attacking vulnerable critical infrastructure, writes Robert M. Lee.

Emergency procurement documents show New Mexico Highlands University recently had to pay out around $80,000 to get help recovering from an attack.

Vendors can provide help in navigating the grant process.

Slippery Rock Area School District’s board voted Monday evening, March 25, to enter a free grant opportunity that is intended to strengthen the district’s cybersecurity. Susan Miller, assistant superi...

Local news from StateCollege.com and Centre County Partners. Read about Pa. Local Governments Want Long-Term State Money for Cybersecurity as Federal Grant Fills the Gap and more from the State College, PA region

Rising cybersecurity costs in Pennsylvania aren’t adequately addressed in Gov. Josh Shapiro’s budget proposal, local officials say.

STATE COLLEGE — Local governments in Pennsylvania could soon have access to up to $25 million in federal funding to help them prepare for digital security threats facing critical infrastructure, according to Gov. Josh Shapiro’s budget proposal. But county and municipal leaders say that money won’t be enough to keep up with mandatory technology updates, […]

The current imbalance of OT/ICS regulations heightens risks for the entire sector.