Ford Fortifies EV Bet With Four New Factories in Tennessee and Kentucky
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Rush to Build EV Charging Stations Comes Without Promise of Profit
Utilities and startups are racing to build fast-charging networks for electric vehicles throughout the U.S. as auto makers bet their future on EVs.…
New Pipeline Cybersecurity Requirements Issued by Biden Administration
Colonial Pipeline storage tanks in…
Cyberattacks and Ransomware: How Can We Protect Our Energy Infrastructure?
A ransomware attack forced the largest U.S. fuel pipeline to shut down for six days in May and led to gasoline shortages across several Southeastern states.…
Letting Businesses ‘Hack Back’ Against Hackers Is a Terrible Idea, Cyber Veterans Say
Companies shouldn’t be allowed to strike back against hackers, cybersecurity specialists and former government officials warned, after senators last week…
White House Sees Electric Grid as Blueprint for Post-Colonial Pipeline Cyber Push
Electric utilities serving about 56 million U.S. customers have either installed tools to better spot cyberattacks or have pledged to do so, a White…
How the FBI Got Colonial Pipeline’s Ransom Money Back
After Colonial Pipeline Co. on May 8 paid roughly $4.4 million in cryptocurrency to hackers holding its computer systems hostage, the Federal Bureau of…
Colonial Pipeline Chief to Testify in Senate Panel on Ransomware Hack
WASHINGTON—The chief executive of the pipeline company hit in a multimillion-dollar ransomware attack last month is expected to…
U.S. Retrieves Millions in Ransom Paid to Colonial Pipeline Hackers
WASHINGTON—U.S. authorities have recovered millions of dollars in digital currency paid to the hackers who hit a major East Coast fuel pipeline…