Update: Russian forces launched an attack on Ukraine on Feb. 24.
The Cybersecurity Risks of an Escalating Russia-Ukraine Conflict
Now is the time to revisit your business continuity plans.
February 18, 2022, Updated February 24, 2022
Summary.
With the looming threat of increased conflict in Ukraine, businesses around the world should be preparing now. Corporate security and intelligence teams have said they’re seeing an increase in cyber probes, and the U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency and the European Central Bank have both issued warnings about potential Russian cyberattacks. At this point, companies should be taking the following steps: 1) Review your business continuity plans; 2) Closely examine your supply chain; 3) actively engage your peer networks, vendors, and law enforcement around cyber intrusions; 4) Instill a security mindset in your employees; and 5) Make sure your corporate intelligence and IT teams are working closely together on solutions.
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