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Attacks on critical infrastructure are ramping up — but organizations now have the knowledge and tools needed to defend against them.

Following China's attacks on critical infrastructure in the region, US reportedly will share cybersecurity threat information with both countries.

China is placing massive hacking systems in place in case it ever goes to war with the U.S.

The efforts of the Beijing-linked Volt Typhoon hacking group represent the “natural progression” of Chinese espionage, according to Kevin Mandia.

In an interview, Kevin Mandia also said it's probably easier to sway an election through misinformation than hacking.

FBI Director Christopher Wray told a congressional panel Thursday the United States faces a wide range of "escalated" digital threats, including

The industry needs to focus on the root cause of the vast majority breaches: human error.

Researchers from cybersecurity firm Mandiant have identified multiple China-linked hacker groups exploiting security vulnerabilities in Ivanti appliances to gain unauthorised access to targeted networks.

The regulations mandated by the Cyber Incident Reporting for Critical Infrastructure Act are available for public comment. Officials said the rules would help CISA better respond to incidents and bolster U.S. cybersecurity.

Months after the patch was released, Ivanti tools are still being targeted