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When Attacks Spread Too Far: Lessons From Real Cyberattack Case Studies

Michael Adjei, Director of Systems Engineering, walks through three real‑world attacks to show how small initial breaches escalated — and what organizations could have done differently to stop the blast radius.

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Cyber Magazine
Illumio

The Iranian Cyberattack Behind a UK Power Plant Outage

Trevor Dearing, Sr. Director of Industry Solutions at Illumio, warns that the UK power plant outage highlights how cyberattacks have become a tool of geopolitical conflict, making resilience, visibility, and secure connectivity critical for protecting essential infrastructure.

Business Reporter
Illumio

The Hidden Agreement Shaping How CISOs Are Evaluated

In Business Reporter, Raghu Nandakumara argues that CISOs should be evaluated on how effectively they manage cyber risk within agreed business constraints, not solely on whether a breach occurs.

SC Media
Illumio

Unspecified Actors Making AI-Assisted Attacks on Critical Infrastructure

In SC Media, Gary Barlet emphasizes that as AI accelerates attacks on critical infrastructure, resilience and breach containment are becoming just as important as prevention for keeping essential services operational.

Assume Breach.
Minimize Impact.
Increase Resilience.

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