June 17, 2013
A whole city blacks out, the traffic lights are down and public transportation is paralyzed--such a scenario caused by cyber-attacks on infrastructure was previously thought to occur only in movies and books. However, such concerns are becoming a reality, as seen in Iran, where a computer virus crippled the operation of nuclear facilities in 2010.
To prevent such attacks in Japan, the country’s first cybersecurity testing facility exclusively for control systems opened last month.
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A whole city blacks out, the traffic lights are down and public transportation is paralyzed--such a scenario caused by cyber-attacks on infrastructure was previously thought to occur only in movies and books. However, such concerns are becoming a reality, as seen in Iran, where a computer virus crippled the operation of nuclear facilities in 2010.
To prevent such attacks in Japan, the country’s first cybersecurity testing facility exclusively for control systems opened last month.
Read More
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