The Multi-State Information Sharing & Analysis Center (MS-ISAC) assesses that Iran is highly likely to retaliate against the United States and its interests following the airstrikes on Jan. 3 that killed a prominent Iranian military official. This assessment is based on historical Iranian retaliatory efforts. Iran specializes in asymmetric warfare, and its response will highly likely be physical or cyber in nature, targeting U.S. interests globally. If tensions continue to escalate, this response will likely include cyberattacks against U.S. critical infrastructure.
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To learn what your organization can do to prepare for the increased geopolitical tensions and threats of aggression with Iran, click here.
Read the latest Joint Intelligence Bulletin here.
Russell Saffell, IAMU Director of Member Security & Critical Infrastructure Protection, should be your first contact (before MS-ISAC or the DHS CISA Protective Security Advisor) in case of any incidents. Russ will report any incidents to all of the appropriate agencies and coordinate resources for response/assistance. You can reach Russ at 515.289.1999 (office), 515.988.8686 (cell), or by email at [email protected].
For more on this developing issue, click here.
To learn what your organization can do to prepare for the increased geopolitical tensions and threats of aggression with Iran, click here.
Read the latest Joint Intelligence Bulletin here.
Russell Saffell, IAMU Director of Member Security & Critical Infrastructure Protection, should be your first contact (before MS-ISAC or the DHS CISA Protective Security Advisor) in case of any incidents. Russ will report any incidents to all of the appropriate agencies and coordinate resources for response/assistance. You can reach Russ at 515.289.1999 (office), 515.988.8686 (cell), or by email at [email protected].
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