What a $400,000 lobster theft teaches us about cyber risk
In our last column we talked about a strategic cyber threat positioning for future leverage. ...
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A long-running cyber-espionage campaign that infiltrated US network-security vendor F5 Inc* has drawn fresh warnings from governments and raised alarm across the logistics sector, where the company’s products play a quiet but critical role in managing the world’s data and freight flows.
(*Nasdaq-listed, boasting a $17bn market cap; additional background here: ’Cyber defenders sound the alarm as F5 hack exposes broad risks’)
According to reports, state-sponsored hackers linked to China exploited a flaw in F5’s BIGIP application delivery platform, the same ...
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