Operational resilience is a priority and organizations are decisive about protecting cyber-physical systems (CPS) in today’s consolidated and converged reality
Chinese Hackers Target Building Management Systems
Threat hunters at Kaspersky have uncovered a series of attacks that targeted organizations across telecoms, transportation, and industrial sectors with the ShadowPad backdoor.
The campaign hit the manufacturing and telecoms industries in Afghanistan and Pakistan, and a logistics and transport organization (a port) in Malaysia.
House Passes ICS Cybersecurity Training Bill
The US House of Representatives has passed a new cybersecurity bill named the “Industrial Control Systems Cybersecurity Training Act.”
Cyberattack Forces Iran Steel Company to Halt Production
One of Iran’s major steel companies said on Monday it was forced to halt production after being hit by a cyberattack, apparently marking one of the biggest such assaults on the country’s strategic industrial sector in recent memory.
Codesys Patches 11 Flaws Likely Affecting Controllers From Several ICS Vendors
Codesys this week announced patches for nearly a dozen vulnerabilities discovered in the company’s products by researchers at Chinese cybersecurity firm NSFocus.
ICS Vendors Respond to OT:Icefall Vulnerabilities Impacting Critical Infrastructure
Some of the industrial control system (ICS) vendors impacted by the OT:Icefall vulnerabilities have released advisories to inform customers about the impact of the flaws and to provide mitigations.
Johnson Controls Acquires Tempered Networks to Shield Buildings From Cyberattacks
Industry Reactions to ‘OT:Icefall’ Vulnerabilities Found in ICS Products
Cybersecurity firm Forescout has disclosed OT:Icefall, a collection of 56 vulnerabilities discovered across the products of ten companies that make operational technology (OT) systems.
From Basecamp to Icefall: Secure by Design OT Makes Little Headway
OT:Icefall: 56 vulnerabilities plague OT devices from 10 different major industrial manufacturers
False Air Raid Sirens in Israel Possibly Triggered by Iranian Cyberattack
Air raid sirens sounded in the Israeli cities of Jerusalem and Eilat on Sunday evening and it appears that they were triggered by a cyberattack, possibly conducted by Iranian hackers.











