The food and agriculture sector is undergoing a digital evolution. From GPS-guided tractors to automated grain silos, the farm-to-table supply chain has quickly become a high-tech web of interconnected IT and operational technology (OT). However, as the threat landscape broadens, network defenders face a new challenge: security teams are being flooded with vulnerabilities faster than they can patch them. According to threat intelligence from our recently released cyber threat

For a small business in the food and agriculture sector, a cyberattack is more than an IT headache — it’s a halted harvest, a spoiled shipment, or a frozen bank account. The Food and Ag-ISAC’s 2025 Food and Agriculture Cyber Threat Report shows that hackers are increasingly using automated tools to find any open door into small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs). For companies with lean teams and limited resources, defending against those threats can seem daunting. Luckily, m

The food and agriculture sector is increasingly managed by digital systems, creating a complex web of interconnected technology that sustains global populations. While this technology has streamlined the journey from farm to table, it has also invited a sophisticated breed of cyber threat onto the field. The Food and Ag-ISAC has recently released its 2025 Food and Agriculture Sector Cyber Threat Report , its findings indicating that the sector is no longer a peripheral target