The threat of cyber-attacks has grown more and more likely according to national security officials.
This is just one of the many impacts of the fallout from the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
Cybersecurity and Infrastructure security officials have already seen the war move into the digital arena. On February 23, 2022, several cybersecurity researchers disclosed that malware known as HermeticWiper was being used against organizations in Ukraine. According to SentinelLabs, the malware targets Windows devices.
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security also released information late last week regarding its concerns over cyber resilience for private businesses across the country.
Plus, Says war in Ukraine will impact wheat, oil & gas in SC, and Students walk-out in protest of Black History play not going on as scripted
00:00 Cyber risks amid Russian-Ukraine conflict
02:04 Says war in Ukraine will impact wheat, oil & gas in SC
04:19 Students walk-out in protest of Black History play not going on as scripted
_______________
Stay up to date with our social media:
WPDE on Facebook:
WPDE on Twitter:
Subscribe to WPDE on YouTube:
Daily News Playlist:
For more information, visit
Have a news tip? Send it directly to us:
Email us: abc15news@wpde.com
Call the Newsroom: 843.487.3001
WPDE is a SC based station and an ABC Television affiliate owned and operated by Sinclair Broadcast Group. WWMB is a SC based station and a CW Television affiliate owned and operated by Howard Stirk Holdings and receives certain services from an affiliation of Sinclair Broadcast Group.
#WPDE #ABC15News #ABC15 #WPDE15 #MyrtleBeach
