The Path to a Stronger DoD: A Summary of Recent Defense Audits
Audits have unfortunately become an opportunity to criticize an [...]
The Cyber X Factor of the Savannah River Site
When developing strategies to defend our Nation’s Energy and [...]
Surviving a Cyber Attack
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Cyberattack on Critical Infrastructure: Russia and the Ukrainian Power Grid Attacks
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Russian State-Sponsored Cyber Actors Targeting Network Infrastructure Devices
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Cybersecurity for Manufacturers
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European Parliament: Transatlantic Cyber-insecurity and Cybercrime
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Cybersecurity Selected Issues for the 115th Congress
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European Parliament: Digitising Industry (Industry 4.0) and Cybersecurity
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NCSC/ODNI: 2018 Foreign Economic Espionage in Cyberspace
Today, the National Counterintelligence and Security Center (NCSC) published [...]
ICIT Analysis – Carbanak Threatens Critical Infrastructure: Cybercriminal APTs Merit Significant Investigation and Discussion
Carbanak, currently one of the most effective advanced persistent threats [...]
Dragonfly is Nothing New: An Objective Assessment of this Energy Sector APT
by James Scott, Sr. Fellow, ICIT Show-of-force intelligence gathering and [...]
There’s Proof That North Korea Launched the WannaCry Attack? Not So Fast! – A Warning Against Premature, Inconclusive, and Distracting Attribution
By James Scott, Sr. Fellow, ICIT Last week, ICIT urged [...]
ICIT Analysis: America Exposed – Who’s Watching You Through your Computer’s Camera?
Virtually every computer, smartphone, and internet-enabled mobile device has a [...]
WannaCry Ransomware & The Perils of Shoddy Attribution: It’s the Russians! No Wait, It’s the North Koreans!
By James Scott, Sr. Fellow, ICIT Baseless Attribution Discussions Distract [...]
DYN Attacks Exploit Old and Well Known Vulnerabilities
by James Scott, Sr. Fellow, ICIT and Drew Spaniel, Researcher, [...]
ICIT Bulletin: Cerber and KeRanger
Cerber and KeRanger are two of the latest Ransomware debacles [...]
ICIT Bulletin: Anonsec
This Bulletin is an analysis of the hacktivist group Anonsec, [...]
