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Today’s OT security briefing highlights active risks to water and energy operations, newly disclosed industrial-device vulnerabilities, connected-vehicle malware, and practical lessons for improving resilience across IT, cloud, and OT environments. CISA Says More Than 100 Internet-Exposed Water Systems Were Targeted in July CISA reported malicious activity against more than 100 internet-exposed water and wastewater systems, […] The post Daily OT Security News: August 26, 2026 appeared firs
Daily OT Security News — August 26, 2026 FBI Investigates Breach at Water-Sector PLC Supplier Reuters reported that U.S. authorities are investigating a breach at Micro-Comm, a Kansas supplier of programmable logic controllers used in wastewater processing. The ransomware group Barracuda claimed responsibility and posted what it said were nearly 850,000 files totaling roughly 644 […] The post Daily OT Security News: August 26, 2026 appeared first on Viakoo, Inc.
Network segmentation has a shelf life problem. Security teams spend weeks or months building segmentation policies: baselining network traffic, defining which devices belong in which […] Source
A hospital security team has two mandates that pull against each other. Protect thousands of connected devices from attackers, and never be the reason a […] Source
The latest IoT, OT, CPS, and ICS cybersecurity news, vulnerabilities, and key takeaways for August 25, 2026. The post Daily OT Security News: August 25, 2026 appeared first on Viakoo, Inc.
At Automotive Innovation Day (AID) 2026, AUTOCRYPT announced its partnership with Elektrobit, a leading automotive software provider, marking an important step in expanding its capabilities across the software-defined vehicle (SDV) ecosystem (Link). The significance of the collaboration extends beyond bringing together automotive software and individual cybersecurity technologies. As vehicle functionality becomes more software-defined, software platforms […]
A recent incident involving Delta has once again put aviation cybersecurity into sharp focus, highlighting a growing reality for the aviation industry: cyber threats can have consequences far beyond traditional IT environments. As aircraft and airline operations become increasingly connected, cybersecurity needs to extend beyond corporate networks and into the aircraft itself.   The aviation […] The post Delta Incident Puts Aviation Cybersecurity Into Sharp Focus appeared first on CYV
How Asimily complements your NAC to make segmentation a fully realized, automated control. You have a Network Access Control platform (NAC) – Cisco ISE, Aruba […] Source
At 3:50 am EDT on August 15, 2026, Namecheap brought the last of its services back online, roughly fifteen hours after a storm knocked out the cooling systems at RadiusDC's Phoenix data center. Shared hosting, VPS, dedicated servers, EasyWP, DNS management, private email, billing, and support all went dark in stages, taken offline because rising temperatures put customer hardware at risk of damage. CEO Hillan Klein called it a rare event in the company's 25-year history and told customers plainl
Quick Summary Free BACnet explorers are among the most useful tools a controls technician owns. In minutes, they can find BACnet devices, read their vendor, model, and firmware details, and browse live points. But an explorer only knows about BACnet devices that answered its query, from where the laptop was plugged in, at the moment [...] The post What a Free BACnet Explorer Can (and Can’t) Tell You appeared first on Veridify Security.
Robot manufacturers face distinct FCC Covered List, the EU Cyber Resilience Act (CRA), and IEC 62443 requirements. Learn how shared security workflows can support readiness across all three.
A coin-sized device costing less than $100 has exposed a significant blind spot in how the aviation industry approaches aircraft cybersecurity: the risk created by brief, unauthorized physical access to an aircraft.   Researchers from the University of California San Diego and Oberlin College developed a small programmable implant that can be inserted into a […] The post Coin-Sized Implant Exposes a Physical Cybersecurity Blind Spot in Boeing 737 Avionics appeared first on CYVIATION.
CYVIATION is featured in the latest special edition of Foxtrot Delta, the aviation operations magazine published by the International Flight Operations Academy.   The August 2026 edition focuses on aviation security risk analysis and its growing influence on operational decision-making. It brings together perspectives from CYVIATION, Osprey Flight Solutions, and Blake Emergency Services to examine […] The post CYVIATION Featured in Foxtrot Delta Aviation Security Special Edition appea
AUTOCRYPT, a leading Physical AI security solutions provider, announced that its Red Team won first place at the DEF CON 34 Car Hacking Village CTF (Link), held from August 7 to 9 in Las Vegas, one of the world’s leading cybersecurity and hacking conferences. The victory marks AUTOCRYPT’s first championship since first participating in the […]
When the Network and Information Security (NIS2) Directive was formalized, it was heralded as Europe's synchronized armor against systemic cyber threats. The promise was simple: a unified regulatory framework that would force critical sectors to elevate their defensive posture in tandem. But as we navigate 2026, the gap between Brussels' legislative intent and the physical reality of the production floor has widened into a chasm. NIS2 has been in force at EU level since January 2023, but...
Kamel Ghali knows exactly how easy it is to steal a car, and it’s rarely the movie-style hack you’d expect. As Vice President of International Operations for the DEF CON Car Hacking Village, and a veteran automotive cybersecurity researcher, penetration tester, and educator, Kamel has spent nearly a decade finding the real vulnerabilities in modern […] The post Kamel Ghali: Hack the Fleet — Inside DEF CON’s Car Hacking Village appeared first on Fleet Defender.
Kamel Ghali knows exactly how easy it is to steal a car, and it’s rarely the movie-style hack you’d expect. As Vice President of International Operations for the DEF CON Car Hacking Village, and a veteran automotive cybersecurity researcher, penetration tester, and educator, Kamel has spent nearly a decade finding the real vulnerabilities in modern […] The post Kamel Ghali: Hack the Fleet — Inside DEF CON’s Car Hacking Village appeared first on Fleet Defender.
On June 24, 2026, the international regulatory landscape for autonomous driving reached a historic milestone when the World Forum for Harmonization of Vehicle Regulations (WP.29) formally adopted the United Nations Global Technical Regulation (UN GTR) on Automated Driving Systems (ADS) during its 199th session in Geneva (Link). Approved by a vote of contracting parties, the […]
Quick Summary Building owners and systems integrators who want to know what is on their building automation networks usually have two choices. Free BACnet explorer tools are fast and inexpensive, but they see only one protocol at a single moment in time. Enterprise OT security platforms see much more, but they were designed for refineries, [...] The post The Missing Middle: Why Building OT Discovery Is Stuck Between Free Tools and Enterprise Platforms appeared first on Veridify Security.
Quick Summary Artificial intelligence has arrived on both ends of the OT attack chain. Adversaries are using generative AI to accelerate reconnaissance, craft convincing phishing lures aimed at facility operators, and probe legacy building automation systems for weaknesses at machine speed. At the same time, defenders are deploying autonomous detection tools that baseline normal controller [...] The post AI on Both Sides of the Wire: Autonomous Threat Detection vs AI-Assisted Recon in OT appeare
Secure-by-Design powered by Zuul, automates BACnet/SC deployment, configuration, and certificate management at scale in just a few clicks Cybersecurity is becoming a critical concern in building automation systems. As these systems increasingly connect to enterprise networks and the internet, they face growing risks from cyber threats. BACnet/SC (Secure Connect) has emerged as the preferred protocol to secure building automation communications. However, deploying BACnet/SC securely requires...
Discover how Engineering Intelligence helps protect Cyber-Physical Systems through AI, safety and OT cybersecurity. The post Engineering Intelligence: The Missing Layer Protecting Modern Energy Infrastructure appeared first on Indurex.
When chief information security officers (CISOs) at major banks, insurance companies, or healthcare networks evaluate their cyber risk, their focus naturally gravitates toward the obvious: cloud configuration, database encryption, endpoint protection, and API security. There is a comforting assumption that if you own the building, control the badge access, and run a private, internal data center, your core infrastructure is securely insulated from the chaotic realities of the public internet....
Aaron Cerrone spent 28 years in the military, retiring as chief of operations at U.S. Strategic Command, the organization responsible for America’s nuclear deterrent. Along the way he became an entrepreneur, a business owner, and an instructor at the University of Nebraska Omaha, teaching the next generation what the classroom rarely covers. In this episode […] The post Build It Backwards — Aaron Cerrone, Entrepreneur & Former Stratcom Chief of Ops. appeared first on Fleet Defen
PArla Sam Curry, CISO (responsabile della sicurezza informatica interna) di Zscaler, che non ha esitato a definire il nuovo arrivato una vera e propria rivoluzione
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Zighra Inc. announced today that it has been awarded a Department of National Defence (DND) contract, through the Innovative Solutions Canada (ISC) program, to support the testing of IntentHunter, an AI-powered intent inference and situational awareness software platform designed to … Read More
When we think of hospital cybersecurity, the conversation usually centers on patient records, data breaches, and traditional IT systems. But there is a quieter, more dangerous vulnerability lurking in the hallways of most modern medical facilities: Operational Technology (OT). The medical gas pipelines, backup generators, water purification systems, and even the HVAC units that regulate operating room airflow were designed for operational reliability, not digital resilience. Many of these...
Phosphorus Joins Dragos to Advance Device-to-Network xOT Security Today, we’re excited to share an important milestone in the Phosphorus journey: Phosphorus has joined Dragos. For our customers, this is more than an acquisition announcement. It’s the beginning of a new chapter, one that brings together two complementary technologies to solve different parts of the same […] The post Phosphorus Joins Dragos to Advance Device-to-Network xOT Security appeared first on Phosphorus.
The drone threat has outpaced the traditional defence stack Across the world, low-cost drones are reshaping the economics of surveillance, disruption, and modern conflict. What was once a niche tactical problem has become a strategic challenge that touches military operations, … Read More
AST Networks has announced a new partnership with CyberOwl – a DNV... The post AST Networks Partners with CyberOwl to Strengthen Cybersecurity for Customers appeared first on Cyber Owl.
World Password Day and xIoT Security: The Frontline Teams Protecting Critical Infrastructure Deserve More Than Manual Processes Every day, security and operations teams work behind the scenes to keep critical infrastructure running securely. They secure hospitals filled with connected medical devices. They protect manufacturing plants, airports, logistics hubs, financial institutions, and data centers operating thousands […] The post World Password Day and xIoT Security: The Frontline Team
