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We're Not Ready For Cyberterrorism
By James Harrington, Robins Kaplan LLP | September 6, 2016, 9:45 AM EDT
The potential exists for cyberterrorists to cripple the networks that enable our planes to fly, our power plants to keep the lights on, our water companies to pump clean water, our energy companies to distribute oil and gas, and our cities to keep the traffic lights working. Governments and corporations are scrambling to protect their systems, but the risk is enormous.