- A North Korean national has been charged with attempting cyber attacks on U.S. government and military installations, and private corporations.
- The attacks are part of efforts to advance North Korea’s nuclear program and fund its military.
- The FBI urges critical infrastructure organizations to stay vigilant and partner with them for defense against cyber operations.
- North Korea’s cyber intrusions are sophisticated and target the U.S. to threaten both the nation and other countries in the region.
- There’s a shift in the U.S. government’s approach to defending against cyber espionage, focusing on limiting intruders’ mobility within networks and improving mitigation and recovery efforts.
- The cyber warfare arms race is intensifying, with cyberspace dependencies making disruptions possible, if not likely, in geopolitical conflicts.
- U.S. critical infrastructure and industry, largely privately owned, face challenges in securing networks against cyber espionage and disruption.
- Sectors like healthcare, education, and municipal governments are especially vulnerable due to reliance on outdated systems and limited cyber hygiene resources.
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