Chemical companies set to outline cybersecurity posture,
as OT and ICS threats continue to prevail. IndustrialCyber.com article.
Lengthy and expansive look at latest ‘sprint’. Interesting take: “He also
highlighted that chemical companies are part of the global corporate cabal.
“Fractured responsibilities based on geographic location, managed or governed
by nations and local governments, operating with different cultures under
different rules and regulations, makes governance harder with global players,”
Busalachi told Industrial Cyber.”
CISA Leaning Toward Lower Threshold for Mandatory Cyber
Incident Reporting. NextGov.com article.
Pull quote: ““We want to be preventative, in as much as we can be preventative
in this world,” CISA Chief Strategy Officer Valerie Cofield said. “In that
sense, we do need to see everything, right, or as much as we can, because we
don't know when that piece that we see today will be connected to something
that we see tomorrow, and then, is that going to be a growing trend?””
NASA's moon rocket returns to pad for next launch attempt.
Phys.org article.
STS Nicole could interfere. Pull quote: “Liftoff would be in the wee hours for
the next three launch opportunities. While NASA prefers a daytime launch for
test flights to capture as many pictures as possible, it's not a requirement.
Radar and infrared cameras should provide ample coverage, said Jim Free, a NASA
associate administrator.”
Republicans sue to disqualify thousands of mail ballots
in swing states. WashingtonPost.com article.
Legal actions could delay election results for months. Pull quote: “The suits
coincide with a systematic attempt by Republicans — led by former president
Donald Trump — to persuade GOP voters to cast their ballots only on Election Day.
Critics argue that the overall purpose is to separate Republicans and Democrats
by method of voting and then to use lawsuits to void mail ballots that are
disproportionately Democratic.”
Frackers Say Oil Production Slowing in the Shale Patch.
WSJ.com article.
Pull quote: “What was expected to be a banner year for U.S. oil production has
failed to materialize as creeping inflation-related costs, supply-chain snarls
and disappointing well performance for some companies have coalesced to limit
domestic output, executives and analysts said.”
Cybersecurity is Patient Safety - Policy Options in the
Health Care Sector. Warner.Senate.gov policy
paper. Getting lots of attention, but a long way from legislation. Pull
quote: “The health care sector is vulnerable to cyberattacks for a number of
reasons, including its reliance on legacy technology, a wide and highly varied
attack surface (that only grows more complex from the ever-increasing number of
connected devices), a high-pressure environment where even the slightest delay
can have life-or-death consequences, funding constraints, and an outdated mode
of thinking that views cybersecurity as a secondary or tertiary concern.”
Cyberattackers Focus in on State-of-the-Art ALMA
Observatory. DarkReading.com article.
Interesting information quote: “Awareness that this academic sector is a target
for cyberattackers is growing. Some telescopes have taken precautions, such as
the National Radio Astronomy Observatory (NRAO) in Indiana, which has
contracted the National Science Foundation's ResearchSOC to provide
cybersecurity protection.” ResearchSOC web
site.
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