Dwaine Evans

In the ever-evolving realm of industrial control systems, cybersecurity has emerged as a top priority, especially with recent developments pointing to significant vulnerabilities in Rockwell Automation’s FactoryTalk ThinManager software. Identified by Tenable Network Security and tracked as CVE-2024-10386 and CVE-2024-10387, these flaws present considerable risks that organizations must swiftly address to avoid potentially catastrophic consequences. These vulnerabilities could permit unauthorized

The recent cyberattack on Microlise, a UK-based fleet management technology provider, has had significant repercussions across various sectors, most notably affecting Serco’s prisoner transport operations and DHL’s delivery systems. This incident highlights the vulnerabilities within digital supply chains and the extensive impact such breaches can have on operational and societal levels. It serves as a stark reminder of the interconnectedness

In a technologically interconnected world, the efficacy of global collaborations in combating sophisticated cyber threats is continually tested. In this arena, Operation Synergia II emerged as an exemplary model of international coordination and success. Conducted from April to August 2024, this global initiative, orchestrated by Interpol, set its sights on crippling cybercriminal activities such as phishing, ransomware, and information-stealing campaigns.

True World, the largest supplier of sushi in the United States, has faced a significant data breach, with the personal information of current and former employees being exfiltrated. The breach was discovered on August 23, 2024, and it affected a total of 8,532 individuals, raising serious concerns about cybersecurity and data protection within large conglomerates. Although the specific details of