Much of the nature of war has shifted from armies on traditional battlefields to something a little less violent, but still insidious: cyberwarfare.
Recently, Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has set off alarm bells of cyberattacks against critical infrastructure in Eastern Europe. This week has seen everyone from President Joe Biden to the National Security Advisor to cybersecurity providers instructing companies to safeguard their data and information technology assets.
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