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April 6, 2022 | Local, C4ISR, Security

L’industrie manufacturière a été la plus ciblée par les cyberattaques en 2021

L'industrie manufacturière a été la plus ciblée par les cyberattaques en 2021

L'industrie manufacturière a été remarquablement la plus ciblée en 2021 en termes de cyberattaques devançant le secteur financier qui était le plus visé auparavant. Dans cet article, nous allons citer les faiblesses qui exposent les manufacturiers aux cyberattaques et nous ferons des recommandations pour se mettre à l'abri de celles-ci.

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https://streamscan.ai/nouvelles/lindustrie-manufacturiere-a-ete-la-plus-ciblee-par-les-cyberattaques-en-2021

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