2022 has been a great year at Axio! We’ve welcomed many new Axions and opened a new chapter with a $23M Series B investment led by ISTARI, a Temasek company.
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2022 has been a great year at Axio! We’ve welcomed many new Axions and opened a new chapter with a $23M Series B investment led by ISTARI, a Temasek company.
Welcome back to the final part of our cyber risk highlights series on critical infrastructure. If you are tuning in for the first time, here’s a recap of the previous four parts of the series:
Welcome back to our blog series on cyber risk highlights in critical infrastructure. Last week’s blog post discussed the increased capabilities of cybercriminals and explained how cyber physical disruption is possible through IT and OT interdependencies. This week, we discuss the importance of prioritizing ransomware readiness for critical infrastructure organizations.
As we continue to grow our team, we’d like to welcome the latest members to join Axio! Read on for a spotlight on the newest Axions.
In May 2021, sophisticated cyber actors targeted Colonial Pipeline, cutting off 45% of the fuel supply on the East Coast of the United States. This ransomware incident was deemed a national security threat and initiated a ripple effect of gas shortages affecting consumers, gas stations, and the airline industry, causing President Biden to issue a state of emergency. It is perhaps the most substantial cyber-attack on the United States’ critical infrastructure to date.
Axio’s CEO and Co-Founder, Scott Kannry, recently had the opportunity to co-host a webinar with guest Paul McKay, Research Director at Forrester. In this session, “CRQ – A Better and More Effective Way to Manage Risk,” Scott and Paul shared insights based on their experience in the cyber risk quantification space, touched on some key takeaways from Forrester’s 2022 CRQ report, “Transform Cyber Risk Management with Cyber Risk Quantification,” and offered their advice on jumpstarting a new or stale CRQ program within your organization.