I think the "may" in the title above can be replaced by "are not" secure. Security was just not a planning factor, especially anything to do with the digital or remote actioning of the system. I believe the planning assumptions for all older warning systems should start with, "Our system is not secure and we need to make it secure."
Older Alert and Warning Systems are Not Secure
Security was never a planning factor years ago.
See this article, Older U.S. Emergency Alert Systems May Not be Secure, Researchers Find.
I think the "may" in the title above can be replaced by "are not" secure. Security was just not a planning factor, especially anything to do with the digital or remote actioning of the system. I believe the planning assumptions for all older warning systems should start with, "Our system is not secure and we need to make it secure."
I think the "may" in the title above can be replaced by "are not" secure. Security was just not a planning factor, especially anything to do with the digital or remote actioning of the system. I believe the planning assumptions for all older warning systems should start with, "Our system is not secure and we need to make it secure."
