Cyber Escape Rooms: Inside INL’s Pioneering Training to Protect Industrial Control Systems
UNITED KINGDOM, JUL 14 – The UK NCSC partners with external experts to enhance vulnerability discovery and sharing amid rising global cybersecurity threats, addressing over 33,000 new vulnerabilities reported in 2024.
- The UK's leading cybersecurity authority has introduced the Vulnerability Research Initiative to collaborate with external experts in identifying and analyzing security vulnerabilities.
- The VRI aims to address the growing demand for vulnerability research, driven by rapidly evolving technology and complex AI-powered threats.
- The VRI will give researchers specific objectives to find flaws, assess mitigations, and report through an official procedure while sharing tools and methods to enhance UK capabilities.
- Idaho National Laboratory has developed cyber escape rooms since 2021, such as 'Insider Threat,' combining interactive teamwork with traditional ICS cybersecurity training.
- INL's training programs, attracting global professionals, help prepare defenders to tackle threats targeting critical infrastructure, emphasizing collaboration and problem-solving skills.
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Cyber escape rooms: Inside INL’s pioneering training to protect industrial control systems
Courtesy INL IDAHO FALLS – As manufacturers and utilities recognize their automated systems are vulnerable to hackers, the Idaho National Laboratory’s cyber escape rooms have become a go-to training resource for cybersecurity organizations around the world. INL has taken a leading role training people to detect and respond to malicious cyberattacks against industrial control systems (ICS). These systems ensure that machinery and equipment in ind…
NCSC New Vulnerability Research Initiative (VRI)
16th July 2025, Kathmandu The UK’s National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) has launched the Vulnerability Research Initiative (VRI) to enhance its vulnerability research capabilities and promote the sharing of best practices across the cybersecurity community. NCSC New Vulnerability Research This new programme will see the NCSC collaborate with external partners to strengthen the UK’s ability […] The post UK’s National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC)…
UK Launches VRI to Tackle Cyber Vulnerabilities
In a move that underscores the escalating cyber threats facing nations, the U.K. government has unveiled the Vulnerability Research Institute, a new initiative aimed at bolstering defenses for critical infrastructure and businesses. Announced by the National Cyber Security Centre, part of GCHQ, the institute seeks to foster collaboration between government experts and external researchers to identify and mitigate vulnerabilities before they can …
Security at the Speed of Threats: Miggo’s VulnDB Brings Predictive Power to Vulnerability Management - New York Tech Media
The cybersecurity world has a vulnerability problem, but not in the way most think. It’s not just that software has flaws. The problem is that there are too many flaws being reported too quickly, and too little clarity about what actually matters. In response, Miggo Security has launched VulnDB, a predictive vulnerability database built for the speed and complexity of today’s application environments. Rather than flood defenders with raw data, V…
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