The Invisible Battlefield: How Cyberwar Is Reshaping Everyday Life
Critical infrastructure sectors face escalating nation-state targeting that threatens business continuity beyond traditional IT systems, extending to operational technology and essential services.
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Former National Cyber Director Chris Inglis warns that cyberattacks threaten hospitals, utilities, and essential services.
Editorial Analysis
European enterprises in healthcare, energy, and utilities must recognize they are operating in an undeclared cyber conflict zone where business operations become strategic targets.
Conduct tabletop exercises simulating nation-state attacks on operational technology and essential service dependencies.
Cyberwarfare now directly threatens business operations and customer safety, not just data.
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