The landscape of today’s cyber threats means that the lines between nation-state espionage, cyber warfare and private-sector attacks are increasingly blurred. How can companies navigate those intricate lines to overcome threats, such as Volt Typhoon, and achieve robust resilience in the long term?
“Most people would agree that the Volt Typhoon activity is probably the biggest threat right now,” said John Hultquist (pictured), chief analyst at Mandiant Intelligence. “That is Chinese espionage or cyber espionage that’s coming out of China where they’re digging into our critical infrastructure. They’re essentially gaining access to water, power, rail, all these critical spaces. They’re basically digging in so that if they get the order, they can disrupt.”
Hultquist spoke with theCUBE Research’s John Furrier and Savannah Peterson at mWISE 2024, during an exclusive broadcast on theCUBE, SiliconANGLE Media’s livestreaming studio. They discussed the battle between evolving cyber threats, such as Volt Typhoon, and resilient defenses, touching on proactive strategies for companies …