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Claroty announced new capabilities in its SaaS-based Claroty xDome platform that provide organizations with an impact-centric view of their CPS environment. The new additions, Device Purpose and Risk Benchmarking, allow users to see how the overall risk of an environment is affected by the processes involved in a device’s use – as production lines, building floors, hospital wings, and more – and prioritize risk reduction efforts based on potential impact to business outcomes, while bridging the gap between CPS personnel and other business units. According to Gartner, “Organizations are becoming aware of their blind spots. Asset-intensive organizations increasingly realize that…

This is a cross-posted blog post written by A. Miller, from SWAMP – the Software Assurance Marketplace.  BHIS recently did an engagement with them and you can read about the entire experience on their website. The SWAMP team prides itself on having a dedicated cybersecurity group. We take this responsibility very seriously. As proud as we are, it would be foolish to not seek review by someone unaffiliated with our project that can provide an objective assessment. So when the reputable cybersecurity firm Black Hills Information Security (BHIS) generously offered to perform a network penetration test, web application penetration test, and…

Telecom ministers from across the European Union have formally adopted the EU Cyber Blueprint for cyber crisis management, marking a significant step in how the bloc prepares for and responds to large-scale cybersecurity incidents. The newly endorsed framework provides clear guidance for coordinated detection, response, and recovery efforts across member states in the event of a major cyberattack or digital disruption that could affect critical infrastructure or services across the EU. The blueprint aims to streamline cooperation between national authorities, EU institutions, and private-sector partners, ensuring faster and more effective incident response. It also emphasizes the importance of learning from…

If you thought the future of eCommerce delivery was all about electric vans and AI-powered routing, think again. The sky — quite literally — is the new frontier for last-mile logistics. Drones, once the stuff of sci-fi and military operations, are now delivering everything from chicken sandwiches to prescription drugs, and the global market is soaring. For senior executives across banking and FinTech, this isn’t just a tech curiosity; it’s a glimpse into the next wave of commerce, logistics and customer experience. A Market Ready for Takeoff The numbers are staggering. The global drone package delivery market, valued at $5 billion…

: When Skill Isn’t Enough You’re watching your team dominate possession, double the number of shots… and still lose. Is it just bad luck? Fans blame referees. Players blame “off days.” Coaches mention “momentum.” But what if we told you that randomness—not talent or tactics—might be a major hidden variable in sports outcomes? This post dives deep into how luck influences sports, how we can attempt to quantify randomness using data, and how data science helps us separate skill from chance. So, as always, here’s a quick summary of what we’ll go through today: Defining luck in sports Measuring luck Case study Famous…

Sally Vandeven // All of the BHIS testers are pretty geeked about Hak5’s newest toy — the Bash Bunny. Last week, Jordan blogged about the USB Exfiltration payload. Today I will demo another nifty payload that was uploaded to their GitHub repo, WiPassDump. This module works on unlocked Windows machines to pull out the clear text credentials for any WEP or WPA/2-PSK wireless network profiles that have been saved on the computer. Basically, what this module does is force an administrator command prompt to run and then issue the following command netsh wlan export profile key=clear Since the machine has…

Healthcare giant Kettering Health, which manages 14 medical centers in Ohio, confirmed that the Interlock ransomware group breached its network and stole data in a May cyberattack. Kettering Health operates over 120 outpatient facilities and employs over 15,000 people, including over 1,800 physicians. The healthcare network noted in a Thursday statement that its network devices have been secured, and its team is now working on re-establishing communication channels with patients disrupted by the outage triggered by last month’s ransomware attack. “The tools and persistence mechanisms used by the third-party group have been eradicated, and all affected systems have been secured,”…

From Dakar to Dubai, Aliyyah Koloc has carved a space for herself not just on the racetrack but as a cross-cultural symbol of resilience, inclusion, and advocacy. As she prepares to take on the Taklimakan Rally in China, Aliyyah joins us for a conversation that goes beyond racing, touching on identity, responsibility, and the future of crypto-powered cultural preservation. Welcome to our “Voices of the Future” series, Aliyyah!Ishan Pandey: Hi Aliyyah, it’s a pleasure to have you. You’ve had an extraordinary journey, starting professional racing at just 15, competing globally, and advocating for autism awareness. Can you walk us through…