With demand on the rise for protective IT solutions, new senior hires will cultivate relationships. ANN ARBOR, MI – November 5, 2024 – DYNICS is excited to announce the addition of Greg Jenkins to its team as Regional Sales Manager of the Southeast. With over 25 years of industry experience, Jenkins is set to contribute …
As Forbes reports, there has been a significant increase in the military’s cybersecurity spending. In 2023 alone, the sector invested $36.9 billion, and that number is expected to reach $49.4 billion by 2028. This much needed attention is due to the alarming rise in threats and attacks, especially to ICS. It is also due in …
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As Infosecurity Magazine just reported, US Department of Defense (DoD) officials have received improved cybersecurity guidance for reviewing contractors thanks to the updated Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) program. Reaching this next level in cybersecurity compliance reflects the increasingly tight connection between the defense and cybersecurity industries, which is an area that DYNICS has also …
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Reports have been unfolding around the recent strike targeting Hezbollah operatives. Carried out via exploding pagers, analysts believe that the incident “was likely the culmination of a complex intelligence operation that took months to execute,” according to Rolling Stone. Furthermore, questions have risen over exactly what point in the supply chain or manufacturing process the …
McCormack will Drive Solutions in Support of the Department of the Navy, Army, Air Force, and Space Force Programs ANN ARBOR, MI – September 17, 2024 – DYNICS is pleased to announce the appointment of Mike McCormack as its Vice President of Defense. McCormack will be responsible for developing and promoting DYNICS Defense Group’s computer …
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Having spent decades in the industrial space, we understand that maintaining operations is time consuming. With the already demanding daily requirements, the thought of having to add something else can be overwhelming. So, too often we encounter hesitation to address cybersecurity within operations. People are worried about even dipping a toe in because then they …
According to a report by AI Business, “the global AI industry is expected to grow in value from $88 billion in 2022 to $411 billion by 2027.” As the technologies emerging from this trend, such as large language models (LLMs) and generative AI, bring some benefit, they also introduce cybersecurity risk which complicate the detection …
AI and the Olympics: The Latest in Cybersecurity Read More »
The DYNICS team kicked off the summer with a busy schedule, traveling to states such as Ohio, Alabama, and Georgia to meet with a variety of operators. And as we do each month, we have a brand-new takeaway to share. It seemed that throughout June we were again and again having conversations about the importance …
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The need to protect the power grid is heating up just like the temperature outside. Millions across the U.S. have been affected by the extreme heatwave blanketing states from the west coast to the midwest onto the east coast. On top of that, wildfires have broken out in California and New Mexico, and hurricane season …
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Back in February, we covered the CISA, NSA, and FBI’s warning to ramp up U.S. ports and water systems cybersecurity. Now the call is resurging, particularly around water and wastewater systems. This time, the EPA is circulating an alert that demands operators boost protections in the face of escalating threats. A New Alarm is Sounded …
