Symantec [SYMC] has observed a shift in cyber targets from the federal government to manufacturing, including defense contractors. Defense contractors accounted for six of the top 10 manufacturers affected by cyber intrusions. The government fell from the top target in 2012 to fourth on the list. The findings come as part of the firm’s annual Internet Security Threat Report released this week. Symantec has also found increased attacks at smaller firms. This raises questions of supply chain safety, according to Paul…
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