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Security Breach: The JBS Ransomware Attack One Year Later

A look at the lessons learned and what it means for industrial cybersecurity moving forward.

Workers Flee Manufacturing City; Coke Engineer Sentenced; Chemical Plant Blast | Today in Manufacturing Ep. 67

Also on the podcast, Canoo is running out of money, Stratolaunch tests world's largest plane, VW is adding 1,000 jobs, Tesla might buy a mining company and AGCO attack shuts down operations.

Abbott to Restart Troubled Baby Formula Plant

It will still take some time before stores start restocking shelves.

Bug Kills Old Company; Harley-Davidson's Production Stop; Plane Crash Intentional | Today in Manufacturing Ep. 68

Baby Formula Supply Issues Worsen

Preventing Ransomware Attacks Through Cyber Maintenance

IEN Unboxed: Qosina's Swab Box

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Anheuser-Busch to Brew Ukrainian Beer

The effort will provide relief funding for the war-torn country.

'The Industry's Attack Surface Has Exploded'

Expanded connectivity has produced security gaps that are easy money for hackers.

EV Warnings from BMW & Rivian; Plane to Fly 9,200 mph; Bidding Over Mystery Company | Today in Manufacturing Ep. 64

Also on the podcast, Lucid unveils planet's most powerful EV, buyers get priced out of new vehicles, border inspections cause gridlock and Lucky Charms faces investigation.

Security Breach: 'The Bad Guys Are Smart, Too'

Ransomware and the realities of defending against criminals that usually don't get caught.

GE Refrigerators Recalled After Dozens of Injuries

Handles are falling off.

Your Next Flight Might Run on Used Cooking Oil

Airbus recently flew a test flight with fuel made up of used cooking oil and other waste fats.

'Suspicious' Potato Grenade; Driverless Taxi Pulled Over; Kmart Nears Extinction | Today in Manufacturing Ep. 63

Also on the podcast, warehouses pay $2.50 per hour in California, "world's" first cannabis breathalyzer, heavy EVs pose accident risks, freight railroad problems and injuries up as Amazon pledges to be "Earth's safest."

DDoS Attacks - (Part II): Preparation is Prevention

Distributed Denial of Service and ransomware attackers present worthy, but defeatable enemies.

DDoS Attacks (Part 1): 'They're Super Easy and Free'

Complex tactics, simplified tools means more attacks aimed at shutting down equipment, networks and data access.

Budweiser Tops State Rankings Ahead of National Beer Day

The “King of Beers” is preferred in nearly half of U.S. states.

Chocolate Factory Blamed for Salmonella Outbreak

At least 125 people have been sickened.