OT systems, which govern essential shipboard functions such as navigation, propulsion, and cargo handling, remain a major focus for attackers. Many of these systems rely on outdated software and lack modern cybersecurity measures, making them highly susceptible to breaches. Additionally, the growing interconnectivity of IT and OT systems introduces cascading risks, where a single breach can disrupt both operational and digital environments.
Security Incident Event Management (SIEM) is a saturated industry with over 30 notable businesses specializing in the correlation of Cybersecurity threat analytics, but only one of those companies focus on Host-Based devices rather than Network-Based events. The problem for industry is insatiable rise of Hackers and that they have proven that they are skilled as they continuously usurp the current “Tech-Stack” of modern Cybersecurity tools, services, and protections, used by Mid-Market Corporations and Enterprises today.
Red Hat admitted it was breached:
But have they failed to disclose what really happened? Maybe Red Hat is just going to wait that out, you know, just like the US Dept. of Treasury did after they were breached, then lied about the extent of the Hack, until the truth was realized and disclosed.
Oh well… here we go again.
Still using 20+ Yr old Splunk or another Log-Based SIEM? While obvious, it’s 2025, and there’s been new SIEM technology available for years! It’s Anamo, a log-less SIEM that’s eliminating traditional “Blind Spots” and various anomalies related to System-Based Indicators of Attack (IoA”s), Modifications of Users, Permissions, Ports and Transactions… and much more! Anamo is named after its ability to rapidly identify Host-Based attack vectors and other Indicators of Compromise (IoC’s) where all other Network-based SIEMs remain blind.
The United States Cyber Command (USCYBERCOM) has published its Command Challenge Problems to provide industry partners with clear insight into the critical technology areas where innovative solutions are needed. As the cyber threat landscape continues to evolve, the Department of Defense must stay ahead of adversaries by integrating cutting-edge capabilities in cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, network defense, and other key domains. By outlining these challenge problems, USCYBERCOM seeks to foster collaboration with industry leaders, ensuring that the nation’s cyber forces are equipped with the most advanced tools to protect national security interests.