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Podcast: How AI changes cybersecurity for manufacturers

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By Dennis Scimeca Verified, Scott Achelpohl Verified
| Plant Services Verified
In this episode of Great Question: A Manufacturing Podcast, IndustryWeek technology editor Dennis Scimeca and Smart Industry head of content Scott Achelpohl discuss the evolving cybersecurity challenges facing manufacturers. They examine recent attacks targeting PTC product lifecycle management software and Siemens S7 PLCs, highlighting the complexities of patching vulnerabilities across industrial environments.
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Hackers exploit PLMs in recent cyberattacks at Shell, GE, Philips

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By Sarah Mattalian Verified, Dennis Scimeca Verified
| Smart Industry Verified
Hackers, reportedly from ransomware cybercriminal gang Clop, broke into product lifecycle management tools commonly used by manufacturers in recent attacks at Shell, GE, and Philips that exploited vulnerabilities in PLM software from vendor PTC. GE and Philips confirmed investigating data breaches purportedly at the hands of Clop. Shell confirmed Aug. 14 it also had been attacked, again supposedly by Clop. The vulnerabilities in the two PTC software packages, Windchill and FlexPLM, were known.
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GE, Philips and Shell Suffer Cybersecurity Breaches

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By Dennis Scimeca Verified
| IndustryWeek Verified
How many times has a cybersecurity expert here on IndustryWeek told you the importance of patching your systems to maintain cybersecurity hygiene? Why? Because here we go: BleepingComputer today reports that GE and Philips confirmed investigating data breaches purportedly at the hands of the Clop ransomware gang. Shell confirmed on August 14 it also had been attacked, again supposedly by Clop.
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