Tag: Critical Infrastructure
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Russian forces launched a large overnight strike against Ukraine, with attacks reported against Kyiv and the surrounding region, energy infrastructure and port facilities in Izmail. Ukrainian officials reported civilian casualties and damage, while Romania and Poland scrambled military aircraft to protect their airspace during the attack. Russia said the strike targeted a communications centre in…
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Russian strikes targeted Ukrainian telecommunications and digital infrastructure, including the headquarters of the country’s largest mobile operator and data centres in Kyiv. Additional attacks affected logistics, port and transport infrastructure. The confirmed strikes indicate continued expansion of Russian pressure against Ukraine’s digital and economic resilience.
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RSF drones struck the Umm Alila fuel depot east of Wad Madani, causing fires in fuel storage areas. Sudanese Civil Defence reported that the fire was contained before spreading to additional tanks. The strike reinforces the growing role of UAVs in attacks against logistics and energy infrastructure beyond the principal ground fronts. Source: Sudanese Civil…
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The Danish Defence Intelligence Service has released a new public assessment warning that Russia may further intensify hybrid activity against NATO and Western states over the coming months. FE assesses that the risk of limited Russian military action against a NATO member remains low but is increasing while the war in Ukraine continues. The assessment…
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The British government will provide closed-door threat briefings to senior representatives from defence companies and operators of critical national infrastructure on security threats associated with Russia. The initiative covers risks including cyber activity, sabotage, disinformation and hostile activity conducted directly or through proxies. The measure represents a practical extension of the UK threat assessment into…
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The Russia-Ukraine war has broadened the asymmetric threat in Eastern Europe. This dossier examines hybrid sabotage, cyber activity, information interference and pressure on critical infrastructure across NATO’s eastern flank.
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New Zealand’s National Cyber Security Centre has identified the People’s Republic of China as the most persistent and capable state-linked cyber threat targeting the country. The assessment associates Chinese-linked activity primarily with espionage and intelligence collection against government networks, telecommunications and critical infrastructure. The report also identifies state-linked cyber activity associated with Russia, Iran and…