The new Alliance for Critical Infrastructure’s biggest goal: changing how the U.S. plans for a major cybersecurity crisis.
Related Articles
All CyberSecurityDive →
Ingram Micro makes progress on restoring operations following attack
IT service provider Ingram Micro said Monday that it is making progress on restoring its transactional business after a ransomware attack that disrupted its ability…
F5 expects nation-state hack to curb revenues
Enterprise network technology vendor F5 expects a recent nation-state cyberattack to affect its revenues as customers hesitate to sign or renew contracts with the firm…
Researchers warn threat actors in UK retail attacks are targeting US sector
A cybercrime gang believed to be responsible for three attacks in the U.K. in recent weeks has turned its attention toward the U.S. and has…
Palo Alto Networks CEO sees AI as demand driver, not a threat
As investors worry that existing software and services could be rendered obsolete, Palo Alto Networks CEO Nikesh Arora said the rapid acceleration of AI should…
Financial sector’s vendors lag behind it on cybersecurity
Listen to the article 3 min This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. Dive Brief: Companies that supply financial organizations…
Steelmaker Nucor restores operations, confirms limited data breach
Nucor, the leading steel manufacturer in the U.S., said it has restored operations following a hack in May that compromised a limited amount of information.…