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Welcome back. "Expect disruptions." That's how Jen Easterly, former director of the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security, put it at WSJ's cybersecurity conference last week.
Easterly referred to Iran using its cyber capabilities against U.S. businesses as the U.S.-Israeli bombing there goes on.
Retaliatory cyber strikes can inflict lasting damage: costly outages of internal office systems, manufacturing delays, lengthy recovery periods and reputational harm—all of which take a financial toll that might not be covered by standard business or cyber insurance. Read our full story.
These scenes are playing out at medtech company Stryker, which is still dealing with the effects of cyberattack linked to pro-Iran hackers. An update on Stryker, and more news, below.
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