Speakers
Synopsis
As geopolitical tensions continue to escalate, the risk of cyber warfare disrupting critical infrastructure in our home countries is becoming increasingly apparent.
In this presentation, Leon Poggioli will delve into the lessons learned from recent cyber warfare attacks, drawing on notable incidents such as the Danish Power Grid attack, targeted assaults on Unitronics devices in US Water Authorities, and the alarming revelations about Volt Typhoon’s infiltration into Western critical infrastructure. Leon will cover the following topics:
The recent cyberwarfare attacks on critical infrastructure: Examining cyber-attacks on the Danish Power Grid, Unitronics devices in US Water Authorities, and Volt Typhoon’s infiltration into Western critical infrastructure, focusing on methods and impacts.
The impact of geopolitical tensions on cyber warfare risk: Exploring how rising geopolitical tensions increase the likelihood of cyber-attacks on critical infrastructure, risking national security and stability.
Lessons learned from recent cyber warfare attacks: Identifying key takeaways from recent attacks, focusing on vulnerabilities, defence strategies, and improving security practices and resilience.
The importance of addressing Cyber Warfare risks to critical infrastructure countries: Stressing the need for awareness, robust cybersecurity measures, and proactive risk management, highlighting roles of government, industry, and international cooperation.
