GRIDSMART Technologies has formed a cyber security group to help transportation industry technology and infrastructure partners build security programmes for their organisations.
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The group will help transportation industry technology and infrastructure partners develop security programs to make roads safer from cyberattack.
GRIDSMART Technologies announced the formation of the GRIDSMART Information Security and Threat Intelligence Division (ISTI), a cybersecurity group aimed to help transportation-industry technology and infrastructure partners build proactive security programs for their organizations, including resilient recovery strategies and vulnerability/threat assessments to private companies, state and municipal Departments of Transportation, and others working to proactively defend and enhance the […]
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