Cybersecurity directives mandating passenger and freight railroad carriers to bolster the cybersecurity infrastructure amid increasingly prevalent threats against the sector have been updated and renewed by the Transportation Security Administration for another year, reports WWLP-22News. Revisions to the three directives, which have been worked on by the TSA in partnership with the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency and the Department of Transportation’s Federal Railroad Administration, include required annual evaluations of at least two cyber incident response plan objectives, as well as annual cybersecurity assessment plan submissions among railroad carrier owners and operators.

Source: SC Magazine