InfoSecSherpa’s News Roundup for Wednesday, November 2, 2022
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2 min readNov 2, 2022
- TSA’s New Cyber Directive for Freight & Passenger Railroad Carriers are the Agency’s Latest Move to Keep the Nation on Track
(JD Supra/Bracewell LLP, November 1st) - U.S. govt employees exposed to mobile attacks from outdated Android, iOS
(Bleeping Computer, November 2nd) - Pennsylvania Guard Hosts Lithuanian Leaders for Cyber Talks
(National Guard, November 1st) - Singapore unveils new cyber-focused military service
(Defense News, November 2nd) - EU Expands Cyber Rules for Airline Flight Safety
(The Wall Street Journal, November 2nd) - Ransomware Remains Top Cyber Threat To Businesses, Deep Instinct Finds
(Silicon, November 2nd) - How do IT officials get elected leaders to focus on cyber? Don’t talk about technology.
(State Scoop, November 2nd) - Czech Republic imparts cyber security expertise
(Business Mirror, November 3rd) - Senior cyber official: Disinfo campaigns a ‘significant concern’ ahead of midterms
(The Hill, November 1st) - Cyber criminals hold Asian technology workers captive in scam factories
(Reuters, November 1st)
