A recent series of cybersecurity incidents has highlighted the evolving nature of threats in the industry. Notably, a North Korean IT worker successfully breached a federal agency, demonstrating the adaptability of attackers. Meanwhile, a DEF CON attendee was implicated in a Delta flight disruption, underscoring the potential consequences of hacking activities. Additionally, researchers have identified vulnerabilities in refrigeration systems, which could have significant implications for industries reliant on these systems. The hacking of a Boeing 737 has also raised concerns about the security of critical infrastructure. These incidents collectively suggest that attackers are continually refining their methods, and organizations must remain vigilant to mitigate potential threats1. So what matters to practitioners is that these incidents may foreshadow increased regulatory scrutiny and supply-chain disruptions, necessitating proactive measures to enhance security posture.