Are You Prepared for the Next Big Cyberattack?
U.S. Government Calls for Strengthened Cybersecurity Efforts
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Answering the Call â Defending Our Nationâs Critical Infrastructure
The Biden Administration has called on the private sector to work alongside U.S. government agencies to implement best practices and harden the nationâs cyber defenses. As tensions between Russia and the rest of the world heighten with the invasion of Ukraine, the U.S. government is warning of potential cyberattacks against critical infrastructure â including water, energy and transportation sectors. Such an attack could disrupt the lives of millions of citizens, much like the Colonial Pipeline attack less than a year ago.
Armis is committed to working with our public and private sector customers and partners to close the IT/OT visualization gap and provide situational awareness of every asset so that our national infrastructure is protected. Check out these resources to learn more about how your organization can stay vigilant and prevent or mitigate potential attacks.
Cyberattacks have become so common that CISA has implemented a âSHIELDS UPâ advisory providing updates on how Russiaâs ongoing actions are impacting organizations beyond the immediate warzone along with guidance for preventing cyberattacks.
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More Resources From Armis
Russian State-Sponsored Cyberattacks: What You Need to Know About CISA Alert (AA22-074A)
Read how cyber actors took advantage of an inactive account set to default MFA configuration at an NGO, according to joint report by the FBI and CISO.
Beyond IT â The Devices that Pose a Critical Cyber Threat for Government
The U.S. Government has launched several programs aimed at ensuring that computer systems are up-to-date and not vulnerable to cyber attacks.
HermeticWiper and Cyclops Blink Cyberattacks: What You Need to Know
Read the blog to learn about a wave of cyberattacks that hit Ukrainian computers, including targeted DDoS attacks on government websites and a new malware found on hundreds of computers.