Freight and passenger rail carriers must develop actionable items to prevent a cyberattack from crippling the rail network, according to a new TSA security directive.
Cylus raised $30 million in a recent funding round, bringing the company’s total funding to over $57 million.
Freight railroads will need to report cyber incidents and take steps to improve security under a new Transportation Security Administration directive.
U.S. rail operator CSX says it is investigating a “data security incident” after a ransomware gang appears to have leaked personal information of employees and retirees.
Inadequate cybersecurity will allow attackers to hack into railway systems and stop trains, causing massive disruption to freight movement.
