An attack on U.S. critical infrastructure is imminent, a majority of security experts said in a recent survey, an alarm bell from IT professionals regarding America’s porous digital infrastructure.
A report from Black Hat released June 26 said that 69 percent of respondents believe that an attack on American critical infrastructure is coming in the next two years. Only 15 percent of respondents said they believe that the county will be able to respond. The suspected culprits of such an attack were hardly surprising: China and Russia.
Governments define critical infrastructure as assets that are crucial for a functioning society, such as power grids, financial systems and election systems.
The report highlighted security experts mistrust of the current political environment. Only 13 percent of respondents said that Congress and the White House understand the cyberthreat and will take steps to secure the critical infrastructure.
“Our United States government has no clue about technology, the internet, and how our modern era’s data and information moves,” one respondent said in the report. “It’s absolutely terrifying that these people make laws and guide our nation. They are obsolete.”
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5 comments:
Since the security experts are part of the Deep State,who are planning the attack,they are probably right about one happening.And the 911 hoax
is pretty well worn out and TPTB needs a new 'boogy man'.
My guess is right around the 2020 election????
913
right on target
I pray President Trump and his people are rapidly working on this, but the left would love for this to happen during his tenure...they are evil at best.
Gather ammo and guns
Prepare for the riots
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