Cybersecurity Framework
Not {only|solely} are {each|every} {of these|of those} sectors {critical|crucial|important} to {the appropriate|the suitable} functioning {of modern|of recent|of contemporary} societies, {but|however} {they are|they're} {also|additionally} interdependent, and a cyberattack on one can have a direct {impact|influence|impression} on others. Attackers are {increasingly|more and more} {choosing|selecting} to deploy {attacks|assaults} on cyber-physical {systems|methods|techniques} . Critical infrastructure sectors {include|embrace|embody} {energy|power|vitality} {production|manufacturing} and transmission, water and wastewater, healthcare, and {food|meals} and agriculture. In 2010, {the computer|the pc} worm {known as|generally {known|recognized|identified} as|often {known|recognized|identified} as} Stuxnet reportedly ruined {almost|virtually|nearly} one-fifth of Iran's nuclear centrifuges. It did so by disrupting industrial programmable logic controllers in a {targeted|focused} {...