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Cybersecurity in the next-generation space age, pt. 2: Cybersecurity threats in new space

7 min read - View Part 1 in this series, Introduction to New Space. The growth of the New Space economy, the innovation in technologies and the emergence of various private firms have contributed to the development of the space industry. Despite this growth, there has also been an expansion of the cyberattack surface of space systems. Attacks are becoming more and more sophisticated and affecting several components of the space system’s architecture. Threat actors' methodology Every space system architecture is composed of three…

Beware of What Is Lurking in the Shadows of Your IT

6 min read - This post was written with contributions from Joseph Lozowski. Comprehensive incident preparedness requires building out and testing response plans that consider the possibility that threats will bypass all security protections. An example of a threat vector that can bypass security protections is “shadow IT” and it is one that organizations must prepare for. Shadow IT is the use of any hardware or software operating within an enterprise without the knowledge or permission of IT or Security. IBM Security X-Force responds…

Beyond shadow IT: Expert advice on how to secure the next great threat surface

4 min read - You've heard all about shadow IT, but there’s another shadow lurking on your systems: Internet of Things (IoT) devices. These smart devices are the IoT in shadow IoT, and they could be maliciously or unintentionally exposing information. Threat actors can use that to access your systems and sensitive data, and wreak havoc upon your company. A refresher on shadow IT: shadow IT comes from all of the applications and devices your employees use without your knowledge or permission to get…

X-Force 2022 insights: An expanding OT threat landscape

9 min read - This post was written with contributions from Dave McMillen. So far 2022 has seen international cyber security agencies issuing multiple alerts about malicious Russian cyber operations and potential attacks on critical infrastructure, the discovery of two new OT-specific pieces of malware, Industroyer2 and InController/PipeDream, and the disclosure of many operational technology (OT) vulnerabilities. The OT cyber threat landscape is expanding dramatically and OT asset owners and operators, all of whom understand the need to keep critical infrastructures running safely, need to be aware…

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