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Additionally: Rethinking IT-OT Integration; Previewing Black Hat 2025
On this week’s replace, 4 ISMG editors mentioned the newest on the ToolShell exploit and the rise of Warlock ransomware, why IT-OT integration will not be one of the best reply for industrial safety and what to anticipate subsequent week from ISMG Studio at Black Hat Convention 2025.
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The panelists – Anna Delaney, director, productions; Mathew Schwartz, government editor, DataBreachToday and Europe; Suparna Goswami, government editor; and Tom Subject, senior vp of editorial – mentioned:
- How China-linked attackers exploited the ToolShell flaw in SharePoint servers, utilizing Warlock ransomware in a marketing campaign that blends espionage and cybercrime;
- Why full IT-OT integration could also be each unrealistic and dangerous, and the way “coordinated autonomy” affords a extra pragmatic method to aligning cybersecurity with operational resilience in industrial settings;
- ISMG Studio’s upcoming protection at Black Hat 2025, which can embody greater than 30 interviews with CISOs, safety leaders, researchers and moral hackers, on matters together with accountable AI, identity-based assaults and threat-led protection.
The ISMG Editors’ Panel runs weekly. Do not miss our earlier installments, together with the July 18 version on how the Seychelles Financial institution breach mirrors the ‘Panama Papers’ scandal and the July 25 version on the alarming wave of China-linked SharePoint exploits.
