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There was clearly a big outage and I quickly checked our systems at PagerDuty. Major outages happen multiple times per year, so frequently that we have an internal dashboard (colloquially referred to as “the internets are broken”). His team had just started implementing AIOps when the outage hit.
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Hackers can either physically gain access to the devices or gain access to the system without alerting anyone else. I listened to a webinar by Immersive Labs this week and asked a question on the Colonial attack. Managers or controllers may want remote access to the control room, but this can lead to vulnerabilities.
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