DoE Publishes 5-Year Energy Security Plan
2026-03-25T01:24:38Z•ae41dcf834adb166e156fe39c83cbae57473f9631452303b30f61c89ea424fa9
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What happened
Collection of SecurityWeek items covering multiple high-impact cyber topics: the U.S. DoE’s CESER Project Armor five-year plan to harden energy infrastructure; lessons for governing agentic AI from the OpenClaw case; a reported surge of cyberattacks against Poland in 2025 including a destructive energy-sector intrusion; Lapsus$-style extortion claims against AstraZeneca; Chrome 146 security update fixing multiple memory-safety bugs; a reported 3.1 million-record QualDerm healthcare data breach; Iran’s surveillance camera network being repurposed as a targeting tool; RSAC 2026 vendor/industry-
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