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Chugging into Cyberspace: TSA’s Hilarious Attempt at Railway Cybersecurity Overhaul
TSA is putting on a cybersecurity show for the rail industry. It’s like watching a rusty train get a paint job. The new TSA Rail Cybersecurity Directives may not solve everything, but at least it shows they’re trying. After all, no one wants their commute…
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It's about time the TSA started taking cybersecurity seriously, am I right? After all, who wants their subway commute to be the plot of the next Die Hard movie? A simple 'no ticket' should suffice! So, they've just freshened up their cybersecurity directives for the rail industry. It's like giving a fresh coat of paint to a rusty train. Does it fix the underlying problem? Perhaps not, but it sure does make it look like they're doing something!Already a member? Log in here