EFET: Warning About Cyberattacks on the Refrigeration Systems of Food Businesses
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EFET issued a statement following the cyberattacks that occurred on the refrigeration systems of food businesses in Europe, as well as in Greece.
Warning from EFET about cyberattacks threatening the food cold chain in European countries, with reports also in Greece
The Unified Food Control Body (EFET) highlights the need for strict compliance with food preservation rules, even in cases of cyberattacks, following incidents that have been recorded in several European countries. The post EFET: A bell for food safety after cyberattacks on business cooling systems appeared first on PatrisNews - Patris Newspaper of Ilia.
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