Iran's Cyber Playbook: What US Critical Infrastructure Needs to Be Doing Right Now
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Tensions in the Middle East are increasing, with Iran posing a significant cyber threat to U.S. critical national infrastructure. Cybersecurity experts highlight that the evolving conflict may lead to cyber attacks targeting vital systems. Iran's history of using malware and ransomware against adversaries emphasizes the importance of preparedness. Basic security oversights can make organizations vulnerable during geopolitical tensions. Active defenses and resilience are essential, underscoring the shift in priorities in cybersecurity against potential adversarial actions.
"For security leaders across U.S. critical national infrastructure (CNI), the question isn't if they're in the crosshairs. It's how ready they are when, not if, the next attack hits."
"Iran has demonstrated a persistent interest in destabilizing its adversaries through cyber means, leveraging basic lapses like misconfigured firewalls and unpatched software."
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