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Cyberattack at Cover Protection Provider
Pauls Valley, Oklahoma-based cover protection provider, Covercraft Industries, LLC, suffered a cyberattack in May where payment card information ended up stolen in the hack.
Precision Manufacturer, Precipart, Hit in Cyberattack
Global precision manufacturer, Precipart, suffered a cyberattack in January and is now letting victims know their personally identifiable information ended up stolen in the hack.
Food Manufacturer/Distributor Suffers Cyberattack
Dufur, Oregon-based food manufacturer and distributor, Azure Farms, Inc. doing business as Azure Standard, suffered a cyberattack in August where attackers were able to skim payment data from its customers.
Pyrotechnic Injury During Training Exercise
An incident occurred at an offshore rig in the Gulf of Mexico where a worker sustained second-degree burns during a Fast Rescue Craft (FRC) training exercise.
Blast Shuts Down Refinery
An explosion, believed caused in a ruptured gas line, ripped through Venezuela’s second-largest oil refinery, causing it to suspend activities.
Grant to Help University Mold Quantum Cyber Workforce
Much like artificial intelligence today, as quantum computing advances, it will create new cybersecurity challenges that will require a workforce trained to protect critical systems and infrastructure.
Dutch Man Faces Computer Conspiracy Charges
A Dutch national who lives in the United Kingdom is facing multiple unauthorized computer access conspiracy charges.
Tanker’s Propulsion System Breached, Questions Remain
Hackers accessed the propulsion system of an oil supertanker as it was approaching the Texas coast this summer which showed indications the network of this vessel and another suffered compromise, according to FBI and U.S. Coast Guard investigators.
Ex-Industrial Firm Worker to Slammer for Extortion
A Kansas City, Missouri man got 32 months in prison last week for crimes related to his intentional damage to computer networks and extortion of employees.
Suspected ShinyHunters Leader Held in Jordan
A second person connected to ShinyHunters and the investigation into the attack on the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) is now in custody, officials said.
Façade Contractor gets SHARP
Mason, Ohio-based Pioneer Cladding & Glazing Systems is an experienced exterior façade contractor specializing in custom unitized curtain wall systems.
More Help to Work Through Citrix Vulnerabilities
Marking what the federal government feels is a really big issue, an updated alert released to provide a SIGMA detection rule resource to help identify potentially suspicious activity affecting Citrix NetScaler ADC and Citrix NetScaler Gateway products.
OSHA Orders Railroad to Reinstate Fired Worker
Union Pacific Railroad Co. violated the Federal Railroad Safety Act when it removed from service and later terminated a North Little Rock, Arkansas, yardman who refused to work because of nearby lightning when the employee notified management of federal safety standards.
Harwood Health, Safety Grants Awarded
Grants totaling $10.2 million in funds are going to 67 organizations across the country to support worker safety to help employees and employers recognize serious workplace hazards and employ safety and health programs.
Fatal Refinery Fire Details Focus of CSB Video
Just over four years ago, a fire broke out at an Ohio refinery after highly flammable liquid naphtha released directly to the ground from a pressurized vessel during an emergency situation.
Schneider Pays $22.6 Billion for Software Firm PTC
French energy and software giant Schneider Electric on Monday said it is paying $22.6 billion in an all cash deal to purchase PTC, a U.S.-based maker of software for industrial clients.
Fire Destroys Distillery Buildings
A large fire destroyed several vacant buildings Wednesday at Frankfort-based Glenns Creek Distillery, officials said.
Suspected Iranian Cyberattacker Extradited to U.S.
An Iranian-Turkish dual citizen ended up extradited to the United States over suspected cyberattacks targeting more than 150 U.S. universities and causing an estimated $3.4 billion in damage, said Montenegro police Thursday.
2 Killed, 4 Injured in Bio-Fuel Plant Blast
Two contract workers died and four others suffered injuries after an explosion Tuesday involving a methanol tank at the Albardon Bio biocombustibles plant in Puerto General San MartÃn, Santa Fe, Argentina.
CISA Fixes Malcolm Tool
Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency, has a fix available to handle multiple vulnerabilities in its CISA Malcolm, CISA officials said.