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Patching the gaps in India’s cybersecurity Updated: Updated: Doctrinal clarity and institutional coherence are essential for a robust cybersecurity posture Share Article On Sunday, February 28, there was a sensational report in The New York Times, China appears to warn India: push too hard and the lights could go out, based on investigations by a United States-based cybersecurity firm. It raised the possibility that the power outage in Mumbai, on October 13, 2020, could have been the resu...

SHOW TRANSCRIPT Now, the top utilities regulator in Texas has resigned. DeAnn Walker stepped down as chairwoman of the states public utility commission yesterday, taking responsibility for her part in the outages. Texas was slammed with historic snowfall and single-digit temperatures last month. Over 40 deaths in Texas have been attributed to the storm and the resulting blackouts. 

They say that the textbook definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again but expecting a different outcome. That can be said about the Left’s social and climate policies. For [...]

Updated: Cyber security report links malware attack to October 12 grid failure in Mumbai Share Article AAA People walk on railway track as trains were suspended after a major power failure in Mumbai on October 12, 2020.   | Photo Credit: Vivek Bendre Cyber security report links malware attack to October 12 grid failure in Mumbai Chinese state-sponsored actors may have deployed malware into Indian power grids and seaports as border tensions between India-China began escalating in May last, cul...

https://www.afinalwarning.com/497817.html (Natural News) One of the two reactors at the South Texas Nuclear Power Station tripped because the facilities are not winterized to withstand extreme cold weather. Station officials submitted a report on Monday to the “It’s very rare for weather issues to shut down a nuclear plant,” said Brett Rampal, director of nuclear innovation at the Clean Air Task Force. “Some equipment in some nuclear plants in Texas has not been hardened for extrem...

Millions of Texans lost power last week during a historic winter storm. Texas state lawmakers on Thursday will hold the first of what will likely be many hearings in response to the blackout that gripped Texas last week. They will discuss what happened and how to stop it from happening again. They will also be using a lot of jargon that hardly anyone understands. For those of you who want to follow along, heres a glossary of terms youll likely be hearing a lot in the coming months. Hopefully t...

The Texas energy system is having a wintry moment of reckoning.  The past 48 hours of record-cold temperatures have forced much of the state’s thermal generation fleet offline, requiring grid operator ERCOT to institute widespread blackouts to prevent the risk of a further grid collapse.  About 4.3 million utility customers, approximately one-third of the state’s electric customers, were without power in Texas as of Tuesday morning, up from about 2.5 million on Monday morning, accord...

Updated Jan 12, 2021 | 19:18 IST As the country plunged into darkness due to electricity grid collapse, Pakistanis ensured that their spirits remained peppy and unaffected by the lack of light. Meme fest in Pakistan during electricity grid failure and ensuing blackout&nbsp | &nbspPhoto Credit:&nbspTwitter Key Highlights Darkness enveloped Pakistan on 10th January as a major grid failure struck electricity supply across the country But enveloped in darkness, those who coul...

members of the united states congress, people in imported positions of power who are pointing fingers at individuals working in this government making allegations or spreading innuendo about them without any direct evidence. theyre dragging peoples names and reputations through the mud. these are the five members of congress were talking about. over the weekend, theyve got a new and powerful ally seem. he refers to congressman bachman and the others as the national security five. he bl...

and other places. ive seen the horrible things theyve done overseas and in this country as weapon. later in the broadcast, were going to look at the role foreign jihadists are playing in syria right now. im not defending radical islamists nor am i naive to their beliefs. but what i am talking about is people working in this government making allegations or spreading innuendos about them without any direct evidence. theyre dragging peoples names and reputations through the mud. here are...