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• Ransomware attacks on operational technology systems are mischaracterized as IT incidents despite impacting operations.
• The Dragos review highlights the silent epidemic of ransomware targeting OT, emphasizing the need for better visibility and recognition of these threats.
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Ransomware, Lack of Visibility, Mischaracterizations and Nation-States, Oh My There is a silent epidemic of ransomware attacks on commercial operational technology systems, which are mischaracterized as IT incidents even though they impact operational systems, claims a comprehensive annual review of cyberattacks targeting OT, published this week by security firm Dragos.