Mar 15, 2022

Yog vim li cas Cybersecurity yog ib qho kev txhawj xeeb loj rau Food Firms hauv 2022

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Yog vim li cas Cybersecurity yog ib qho kev txhawj xeeb loj rau Food Firms hauv 2022

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Imagine showing up for work at a food processing plant and finding out that you and all the other staff preparing to start the shift have been locked outside by a group of hackers. While this sounds like the dystopian fare of the show "Black Mirror," qhov tseeb scenariotau tshwm sim lub Kaum Hlis kawg ntawm Schreiber Foods yogurt cog hauv Richland Center, WI.


Thaum cov kev pheej hmoo no tsis yog tshiab, cyber security tau dhau los ua lub ntsiab lus tseem ceeb hauv kev lag luam zaub mov thiab dej haus xyoo tas los tom qab muaj kev tawm tsam digital tawm tsam Asmeskas cov tuam txhab. Nqaij processor JBS tau them 11 lab tus nqe txhiv tom qab nws cov haujlwm hauv North America thiab raug kaw hauv kev nyiag thaum lub Tsib Hlis 2021. Tsoom Fwv Teb Chaws Saib Xyuas Kev Tshawb Fawb (FBI)ceeb toomtshaj tawm rau lub Cuaj Hlis tau ceeb toom txog cov zaub mov thiab kev lag luam ua liaj ua teb uas cyber criminals tab tom ua tawm ransomware tawm tsam cov tuam txhab hauv kev lag luam.


"As the sector moves to adopt more smart technologies and Internet of Things (IoT) processes the attack surface increases," the FBI warned. "Larger businesses are targeted based on their perceived ability to pay higher ransom demands, while smaller entities may be seen as soft targets, particularly those in the earlier stages of digitizing their processes."


Thaum pib ntawm 2022, cov teeb meem no zoo li yuav nyob rau hauv siab rau cov neeg ua haujlwm ntawm cov khoom noj thiab dej haus. 40 feem pua ​​​​ntawm cov neeg siv khoom lag luam cov thawj cojtsis ntev los no tau tshawb fawb los ntawm Deloittehais tias lawv cov tuam txhab npaj yuav nqis peev tseem ceeb los txhim kho cov neeg siv khoom ntiag tug cov ntaub ntawv ntiag tug thiab cybersecurity hauv 2022. Lwm 45 feem pua ​​​​ntawm cov thawj coj tau qhia tias lawv yuav nqis peev me me hauv cov cheeb tsam xyoo no. Txhawm rau muab kev pom ntawm qhov kev lag luam teb li cas rau cov kev hem thawj tsis tu ncua,Powder Bulk Solidsqhia txog ntau qhov xwm txheej loj hauv cyber uas cuam tshuam rau cov tuam txhab zaub mov thiab dej haus hauv xyoo 2021.


Molson Coors

Beverage manufacturer Molson Coors faced a "cybersecurity incident" in March 2021 that caused a "systems outage," according to ib daim ntawvxa mus rau US Securities thiab Exchange Commission (SEC).


"We engaged leading forensic information technology firms and legal counsel to assist our investigation into the incident and we restored our systems after working to get the systems back up as quickly as possible," the company wrote in the filing. "Despite these actions, we experienced some delays and disruptions to our business, including brewery operations, production, and shipments. This incident caused us to not produce or ship as much as we would have in the first quarter of 2021."


Cov ntaub ntawv hais tias Molson Coors tau siv 2 lab rau cov kws pab tswv yim thiab cov kws tshaj lij, nrog rau cov ntaub ntawv rov qab, raws li nws tau teb rau qhov kev tawm tsam.


Ib lub tuam txhab Asmeskas Bakery

An unidentified "US bakery company" suffered an ransomware attack last July that interrupted its operations for one week as the firm could not access its server, files, or applications, the FBI detailed in its notice on cyberthreats in the food and agriculture space.


The agency said the hack was the result of "a result of Sodinokibi/REvil ransomware which was deployed through software used by an IT support managed service provider (MSP)."


Tsis muaj ntaub ntawv qhia txog yuav daws qhov xwm txheej li cas. Tom qab xyoo,Lub Tsev Haujlwm Saib Xyuas Kev Ncaj Ncees Asmeskas tau them ob tus neeg pej xeem Ukrainian nrog kev ua Sodinokibi / REvil ransomware tawm tsamntawm kev lag luam thiab tsoomfwv cov koom haum hauv Texas hauv 2019. Cov tub ceev xwm tuaj yeem rov qab tau 6.1 lab txuas rau qhov raug liam tias them tus nqe txhiv.


Schreiber Foods

A "cyber event" temporarily halted operations at all of Schreiber Foods' dairy processing plants and warehouses last October.


"We have a specialized response team that immediately jumped into action and began to resolve the matter," Andrew Tobisch, director of communications for the Green Bay, WI-based firm, haisABC News affiliate WBAY. Qhov kev tawm tsam tau kaw cov tshuab siv los ntawm Schreiber Foods los khiav nws cov chaw tsim khoom thiab cov tsev khaws khoom.


Cov hackers reputedly nrhiav 2.5 lab tus nqe txhivlos ntawm lub tuam txhab,Wisconsin State Farmer reported. The incident stopped production, shipments, and milk deliveries at its facilities for five days, a company spokesperson said to the publication. Bloomberg noted in a report that the attack on Schreiber Foods' operations kuj tau pab txhawb rau lub teb chaws tsis txaus ntawm cream cheesemus txog rau thaum xaus ntawm 2021.


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