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The Necessity of Encryption for Preserving Critical Infrastructure Integrity: Protecting Data At-Rest, In-Transit, and During-Processing with Format Preserving Encryption
Home \ ICIT Blog \ Latest Posts \ The Necessity of Encryption for Preserving Critical Infrastructure Integrity: Protecting Data At-Rest, In-Transit, and During-Processing with Format Preserving Encryption The Necessity of Encryption for Preserving Critical Infrastructure Integrity: Protecting Data At-Rest, In-Transit, and During-Processing with Format Preserving Encryption by James Scott, Sr. Fellow, ICIT Breaches Result in Loss of Trust Cybersecurity is rooted in trust. Organizations expend resources purchasing and maintaining the systems and applications that they most trust to be secure against adversarial compromise…
Should the Government Require Companies to Meet Cybersecurity Standards for Critical Infrastructure?
Some argue that government regulation is needed to keep critical systems safe from hackers. Others say industry can do a better job on its own.
Cybersecurity vs. Cyber Resilience
What’s the difference between Cybersecurity and Cyber Resilience? While the term “cybersecurity” is as old as the hills in the security world, the term “cyber resilience” has been gaining momentum. This is a good thing. Cybersecurity management is complex and always changing, and focusing…
How to save $1.7 million on industrial cybersecurity
Julia Fadzeyeva, guest speaker from Forrester, will present results from the commissioned Forrester Consulting Total Economic Impact™ study, highlighting the benefits of using a dedicated industrial cybersecurity solution and the improved experience this ...
The current state of cybersecurity for ATMs
There has been a growing number of cyberattacks against ATMS and central servers, which are the systems that control ATMs. This pressing threat has resulted in the theft of personal data, such as account numbers and pin codes. However, these types of attacks still require further actions to convert the data into money, so a simpler effort for ATM cyber-criminals is to obtain the cash directly…
The Changing Face of Infrastructure Cyber Threats
It’s crucial for government cybersecurity policymakers to consider the full range of what constitutes critical infrastructure today.
Should government social media accounts be treated as critical infrastructure?
Social media accounts used for timely or sensitive communications should be subject to the same cybersecurity practices followed by the energy, transportation and chemical sectors.
Destructive hacking attempts target critical infrastructure in...
Hacking attacks that destroy rather than steal data or that manipulate equipment are far more prevalent than widely believed, according to a survey of critical infrastructure organizations throughout North and South America.
Destructive hacking attempts target critical infrastructure in...
Hacking attacks that destroy rather than steal data or that manipulate equipment are far more prevalent than widely believed, according to a survey of critical infrastructure organizations throughout North and South America.
Prevention Tactics for Recent DNS Infrastructure Attacks
Recently, there have been multiple active attacks on Domain Name System (DNS) infrastructure that target government and critical infrastructure organizations. This threat to DNS infrastructure applies not only to government agencies and telecommunications companies but also organizations across multiple industries and anyone with DNS infrastructure.
The Cybersecurity 202: Why cybersecurity experts are so concerned about the health-care industry
Research released by two security companies paints an unsettling picture.
Extending Cybersecurity To Protect OT And Industrial IoT Devices And Networks
Cybersecurity typically focuses on endpoints and cloud platforms, but OT and IIoT deserve more focus. These devices and networks are the backbone of critical infrastructure and they're inherently insecure.
Securing health IT infrastructure from cyberattacks
With cybersecurity continuing to be a pressing issue to the future of health IT, the National Institute of Standards and Technology has been looking at how its critical infrastructure research can best serve the health care sector.
