CCCS - Guidance, news and events

Drones are mobile vehicle systems that can function with varying degrees of autonomy from human operators. Depending on their design and function, they may also be called remotely operated systems, remotely piloted aircraft systems, or uncrewed ground/underwater vehicles. Understanding the risks associated with the use of drones for business or operational purposes will enhance your organization’s ability to protect your systems, data, and networks.

This publication provides guidance on the actions you should take in the critical moments after a compromise is detected to lessen the impact on your organization.

In the event of a cyber incident or natural disaster, your organization will need a business continuity plan (BCP) to resume its most critical business operations quickly. Your BCP will identify the risks from various threats and the impact they would have on your organization.

This joint guidance outlines the desirable end-states that organizations should achieve when designing connectivity into OT environments. The end-states are intended as goals rather than minimum requirements.

This publication provides some information on the potential risks and mitigation measures associated with generative AI.

Artificial intelligence (AI) uses intelligent computer programs to find patterns in data to make predictions or classifications. AI can be used to perform specific tasks by analyzing data online to replicate human thought processes and decision-making abilities.

This joint report warns that People’s Republic of China (PRC) state-sponsored threat actors are using Brickstorm malware for long-term persistence on victims’ systems.

This joint guidance outlines 4 key principles CI owners and operators can follow to leverage the benefits of AI in OT systems while minimizing risk.

This joint guidance provides recommendations to Internet service providers (ISPs) and network defenders to mitigate potential cybercriminal activity enabled by BPH providers.