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The order empowers the Coast Guard to shore up cyber protections for maritime systems and harden current cyber incident reporting rules.

National security officials have been sounding the alarm over a China-linked hacking group that’s been targeting critical infrastructure.

New EO grants more authority to the U.S. Coast Guard to repel cyberattacks and points out the oversized influence of Chinese cranes in the maritime industry, calling them a potential threat.

The Biden administration has acted to protect ports from Chinese cyber threats. Experts say Australia should consider doing the same.

The order empowers the Coast Guard to shore up cyber protections for maritime systems and harden current cyber incident reporting rules.

Port owners will be required to implement new levels of cyber controls.

The FBI chief Wray explained the growing PRC-sponsored cyber capabilities and operations to the US House Select Committee, which deserves the attention of all nations having problems with that country. Wray warned about China’s cyber...

Insights from Timothy Flannery.

HANOVER, Md., February 20, 2024--Dragos Inc., the global leader in cybersecurity for operational technology (OT) environments, today released its sixth annual Dragos OT Cybersecurity Year in Review report, the most comprehensive report on cyber threats facing industrial organizations. The report named the emergence of three new threat groups, including VOLTZITE linked to Volt Typhoon, and found that ransomware continued to be the most reported cyber threat among industrial organizations with a n

The FBI has taken the lead on executing offensive cyberattacks on nation-states.