by Aaron Mason September 15, 2026

Ransomware accounted for 44% of publicly reported cyber incidents across the automotive sector in 2025, according to security firm Halcyon — attacks on

by Aaron Mason August 24, 2026

You can't patch OT like office IT. CISA now publishes ICS advisories almost weekly — dozens of vendors, hundreds of CVEs — but

by Aaron Mason August 24, 2026

Qilin ransomware is the most active group of its kind in the world in 2026 — more than 500 victim organizations, with manufacturing

by Aaron Mason August 13, 2026

Yes — manufacturing ransomware can shut a factory without ever touching a PLC. Dragos logged 1,140 industrial ransomware incidents in Q2 2026; 747

by Aaron Mason August 13, 2026

Internet-exposed PLCs are being actively targeted right now. If a PLC or HMI on your floor is reachable from the internet, assume it

by Aaron Mason August 13, 2026

When a vendor data breach exposes information you handed over, treat it as your own incident: confirm the scope in writing, inventory what

by Aaron Mason August 13, 2026

Freight invoice fraud is now the dominant threat in logistics billing: half of classified freight fraud is communication-based — fake invoices, compromised inboxes,

by Aaron Mason August 6, 2026

Learning how to protect CAD files, molds, and engineering IP starts with an uncomfortable fact: most stolen designs leave through ordinary channels —

by Aaron Mason August 6, 2026

IT/OT network segmentation splits a manufacturing network into isolated zones — office IT, ERP, production/OT, legacy equipment, cameras, and guest — so ransomware

by Aaron Mason August 4, 2026

Knowing what to do after a ransomware attack comes down to one rule in the first minutes: disconnect infected machines from the network

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