DoE Publishes 5-Year Energy Security Plan
2026-03-25T07:24:05Z•9e49d191ed64c60a876d25ded78dc50538ad25ca2487f1a231dfa9d101e2638e
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This SecurityWeek feed covers multiple high-impact security developments: the U.S. DOE CESER launched Project Armor, a five-year plan to harden critical energy infrastructure; reports of a surge in cyberattacks against Poland in 2025, including a suspected Russia-linked destructive intrusion into the energy sector; and analysis of agentic AI governance lessons from the OpenClaw case. Breach and vulnerability news includes an extortion group (Lapsus$) claiming a compromise of AstraZeneca, the QualDerm breach impacting 3.1 million individuals (personal, medical and insurance data), Chrome 146 (a
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