There are two kinds of cyber threat scenarios: organizations that have been breached and those that will be breached. Companies face persistent cyber attacks in today’s interconnected world. But perhaps no sector is more vulnerable than critical infrastructure, including power grids, water systems, transportation networks and more.

The topic is gaining attention, as President Joe Biden’s recently introduced national cybersecurity strategy heavily focused on holding critical infrastructure to tough security standards. Protecting such infrastructure is crucial for maintaining a functioning society, strong national security and economic stability. Yet the current legal frameworks designed to safeguard critical infrastructure from cyber threats are weak, all while the challenges associated with implementing and enforcing these frameworks are significant.

A Growing Threat Landscape: Trends and Emerging Challenges

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