InfoSecSherpa’s Transportation Cybersecurity News Roundup for February 8, 2022
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2 min readFeb 8, 2022
- Space race needs better cybersecurity
(The Hill, January 13th) - Dept. of Transportation: Wisconsin DMV issues smishing alert
(WisPolitics, February 7th) - Fleets Can Take Steps to Reduce Risk of Cybersecurity Threats
(Transport Topics, February 1st) - Port of LA announces new workforce training center, cybersecurity system
(Spectrum News 1, January 20th) - Filings buzz in the railway industry: 59% increase in cybersecurity mentions in Q3 of 2021
(Railway Technology, January 24th) - L.A. Metro Introduces Public Wi-Fi Security App for Riders
(Government Technology, January 12th) - New $5 million cybersecurity hub plugs into Port San Antonio
(Culture Map San Antonio, February 1st) - European oil port terminals hit by cyberattack
(France 24, February 3rd) - Ransomware Attack on Aviation Services Firm Swissport Leads to Flight Delays
(Security Week, February 7th) - Iceland’s bus system suffers cyber attack
(Icenews, January 14th)
