Gaming Infrastructure Under Siege: The Anatomy of a 6 Tbps DDoS Onslaught
The Digital Battlefield: Unpacking the 6 Tbps Attack In a stunning display of cyber aggression, gaming infrastructure provider Gcore recently…
The Digital Battlefield: Unpacking the 6 Tbps Attack In a stunning display of cyber aggression, gaming infrastructure provider Gcore recently…
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The manufacturing industry has become the primary target for cybercriminals, facing the highest number of cyber attacks in 2023. With complex global supply chains creating multiple entry points, manufacturers must address both internal and external security vulnerabilities through comprehensive testing and supplier management.
The manufacturing sector has become the most targeted industry for cybercriminals, with attacks reaching unprecedented levels according to recent data. Sources indicate that manufacturing faced the highest number of cyber attacks in 2023, with the complexity of global supply chains creating unique exposure to digital threats.