A recent analysis by Nozomi Networks Labs revealed alarming vulnerabilities in wireless networks, where only 6% provide adequate protection against cyber threats. With almost half of cyber threat alerts occurring in the impact phase, industries like manufacturing and energy are particularly at risk. Many critical systems could be compromised, leading to safety hazards and operational disruptions. Furthermore, 71% of new vulnerabilities reported are critical, highlighting the urgent need for enhanced security to protect essential infrastructure, given the rising rate of cyber attacks globally.
Cyber attacks on the world's critical infrastructure are on the rise, with a staggering 94% of wireless networks remaining vulnerable to unauthorized access and potential disaster.
Only 6% of wireless networks analyzed are adequately protected, emphasizing the need for improved defenses in critical infrastructure where human safety is at stake.
In the second half of last year, nearly half of all cyber threat alerts occurred during the 'impact' phase, particularly within manufacturing, transportation, and energy sectors.
Seventy-one percent of new vulnerabilities published in the last six months were classified as critical, highlighting a growing risk for exploitation by cyber attackers.
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