Critical Infrastructure stories

Vectra AI director of security engineering Chris Fisher explains why ransomware attacks on critical national infrastructure are becoming increasingly common.>>

Technology is everywhere, but value is not. Twelve months after the first pandemic-related lockdowns began, many organisations have discovered that they’re just not getting the return on investment they expected. Why?>>

RedEye chief technology officer Jenny Johnson says the Microsoft 365 integration will drive significant efficiencies across key industries for both national and international markets.>>

“We are taking this step to increase participation from the seL4 community, to aid further adoption and provide a sustainable, long-term trajectory for seL4.">>

"We believe that digitisation of data centre operations will result in reduced risk of human error, improved efficiency, cost savings, and increased transparency in the data centres we operate around the globe for our customers.">>

Regardless of whether users carry a consumer-grade smartphone device or a ruggedised radio for more challenging conditions, interoperability between LMR and LTE enables everyone to communicate seamlessly.>>

Motorola Solutions is celebrating 45 years of innovation in Malaysia, recognising the country’s highly skilled engineering talent and capability to deliver advanced technologies for customers all over the world.>>

The Cyber Security Agency of Singapore and the US Department of State have signed a Declaration of Intent (DOI) that will benefit ASEAN member states.>>

With crime comes the need for protection and it’s certainly no different for critical infrastructure within data centers, a new report finds.>>

"Each automated and connected IIoT device is a potential entry point into a company network, and must be treated as such.”>>

71% of respondents believe the energy sector is most susceptible to attacks, as well as communications, and financial services.>>

As part of their global partnership, Virsec and GHD will embark on a roadshow of Australia and New Zealand in July.>>

A US security expert is warning New Zealand and Australian organisations that traditional ‘airgap’ solutions are not the best approach.>>

Singapore’s parliament has successfully passed the country’s Cybersecurity Bill into law this week.>>

​Thought 2017 was bad? Well according to cybersecurity expert Huntsman Security, it’s going to get a whole worse.>>