GLOBAL CYBER ATTACKS: Could Canada's Food Supply Be Next? | Are You Ready for 72 Hours?
Could hackers shut down our food supply, power grid or essential services? And would Canadians be ready for even three days of disruption?
Cyber warfare is becoming one of the most serious threats facing the modern world. From reported attacks on food refrigeration systems in Europe to breaches involving military facilities, cryptocurrency platforms and emergency alert networks, the potential consequences extend far beyond stolen passwords and financial losses.
On TPL Media, Mike Wixson and his co-host examine alarming reports of cyberattacks around the world and ask whether governments, businesses and ordinary Canadians are prepared for a major digital disruption.
IN THIS EPISODE:
🔴 Reports of hackers targeting commercial refrigeration and food storage systems across Europe.
🔴 Claims of cyber intrusions involving U.S. military installations.
🔴 North Korean cybercrime and the growing threat to cryptocurrency exchanges.
🔴 Cyber warfare between Russia and Ukraine, including reported interference with emergency warning systems.
🔴 How vulnerable are Canada's grocery chains, electrical grids, water systems and essential infrastructure?
🔴 Why governments are increasingly treating cybersecurity as a national defence priority.
🔴 The 72-hour question: Could your household survive three days without reliable electricity, banking or access to groceries?
THE BIG QUESTION:
We have built a world that depends on interconnected computer systems for almost everything. But have we invested enough in protecting those systems?
And if the next major attack targets the infrastructure we rely on every day, how prepared are we?
Join the conversation.
- Hosts: Mike Wixson, Jim Lang
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