JBS USA Suffers Cyberattack
Recent cyberattacks “shows that nothing is safe,” former senior Department of Homeland Security official Paul Rosenzweig told USA Today. “Not the meatpacking industry, not the chemical industry, not the wastewater treatment industry, not Sony. Nothing.”
“And the only way to be safe in this world is to unplug completely. And you can’t do that and be economically competitive,” added Rosenzweig, a Cybersecurity and Emerging Threats senior fellow at the non-partisan R Street Institute public policy research organization in Washington, D.C.
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JBS USA, the world s largest meat supplier, says it was the target of an “organized cybersecurity attack.
In a statement, JBS, which has its U.S. headquarters in Greeley, Colorado, said the attack affected some of its servers supporting its North American and Australian IT systems. The company took immediate action, suspending all affected systems, notifying authorities and activating the company s global network of IT professionals and third-party experts to resolve the situation, the company said in its statement. The company’s backup servers were not affected, and it is actively working with an Incident Response firm to restore its systems as soon as possible.