CapitaLand: Asia Pacific's colocation data center market is expected to grow to $52.2B by 2026, up from $25.5B in 2022, driven by demand for AI-based services
While cloud computing is today the primary driver for DC demand … CapitaLand Investment Limited : CapitaLand Investment launches research paper on ‘Asia Pacific Data Centre Investment Strategies in th...
The Atlantic Council details how a Chinese law from 2021 requiring companies to disclose flaws within two days of discovery helps China's hacking operations
Some foreign companies may be complying—potentially offering China's spies hints for hacking their customers. X: @a_greenberg , @a_greenberg , @a_greenberg , and @a_greenberg X: Andy Greenberg / @a_gr...
French industrial giant Schneider Electric agrees to acquire the remaining 40.86% stake in UK industry software company Aveva for ~£3.87B, valuing it at £9.5B
Bloomberg :
A flaw in Schneider Electric computer control systems, popular in buildings and utilities, can let attackers gain control, launch ransomware, and alter commands
(JEAN-PIERRE CLATOT/AFP via Getty Images) — A vulnerability in Schneider Electric computer control systems popular in heating …
Claroty, which develops security tech for industrial companies, raises $140M Series D, bringing its total raised to $235M, ahead of an IPO
'We are able to reverse-engineer OT protocols and use them thanks to help from Schneider Electric, Rockwell Automation, and Siemens.
Sources: hacks of Saudi petro firms in 2017 intended to trigger an explosion via compromised Schneider Electric controllers deployed in ~18k plants worldwide
New York Times :
Sources: hacks of Saudi petro firms in 2017 intended to trigger an explosion via compromised Schneider Electric controllers deployed in ~18k plants worldwide
In August, a petrochemical company with a plant in Saudi Arabia was hit by a new kind of cyberassault.
Schneider Electric researchers share more details about “Triton” malware, which exploited a firmware flaw in company's Triconex Tricon industrial safety systems
Schneider Electric researchers share more details about “Triton” malware, which exploited a firmware flaw in company's Triconex Tricon industrial safety systems
A RECENT DIGITAL attack on the control systems of an industrial plant has renewed concerns about the threat hacking poses to critical infrastructure.
“Triton” malware, likely the work of a nation-state, found in Schneider Electric industrial safety systems often used in nuclear, oil and gas plants
(Reuters) - Hackers likely working for a nation-state recently invaded the safety system of a critical infrastructure facility …