1、 ICS cyberthreats in 2023 WWhat to expecthat to expect Evgeny Goncharov 22.11.2022 Version 1.0 ICS CYBERTHREATS IN 2023 WHAT TO EXPECT 1 2022 AO KASPERSKY LAB Developments in the APT world.2 Changes in attack geography.2 Changes in industry focus.2 Continuing attacks on traditional targets.2 Other c

2、hanges in the threat landscape.3 Risk factors due to geopolitical ebb and flow.3 Additional technical and technological risk factors.5 Most noteworthy techniques and tactics in future attacks.6 Some final thoughts.7 Cybersecurity incidents were plentiful in 2022,causing many problems for industrial

3、infrastructure owners and operators.However,luckily,we did not see any sudden or catastrophic changes in the overall threat landscape none that were difficult to handle,despite many colorful headlines in the media.As we see it,the coming year looks to be much more complicated.Many people may be surp

4、rised by unexpected twists and turns,though we should already be examining these eventualities today.Below we share some of our thoughts on potential developments of 2023,though we cannot claim to be providing either a complete picture or a high degree of precision.As we analyze the events of 2022,w

5、e must profess that we have entered an era where the most significant changes in the threat landscape for industrial enterprises and OT infrastructures are mostly determined by geopolitical trends and the related macroeconomic factors.Cybercriminals are naturally cosmopolitan;however,they do pay clo

6、se attention to political and economic trends as they chase easy profits and ensure their personal safety.APT activity,which is traditionally ascribed to intelligence agencies of various governments,always occurs in line with developments in foreign policy and the changing goalposts inside countries