Energy Industry Warns of Jump in Cyberattacks, Severe Vulnerabilities ...Middle East

Energy industry executives are bracing up for an increase in cyberattacks over the next two years, research from DNV among 940 respondents from around the world has revealed. According to the study, 84 percent of executives expect these will lead to physical damage to energy assets, while more than half—54 percent—expect cyberattacks to result in loss of human life. Some 74 percent of the respondents expect environmental damage as a result of a cyberattack. What’s perhaps even more worrying, however, is that less than a third…

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