Ukraine in the Crosshairs

Oil prices are already on the rise, driving up freight costs. It’s ‘too early to tell’ on cybersecurity—but experts advise companies to be extra vigilant as Russia’s war intensifies...

Several countries including Poland, Austria, Czech Republic and Germany have offered refugees from Ukraine free passage on trains.

The company, based in Lithuania, is not near the fighting, but is concerned that a possible economic crisis in Russia could affect its orders there.

Germany stopped the certification process for the controversial 55-billion cu m/year Nord Stream 2 natural gas pipeline Feb. 22 following advances by Russian troops into eastern...

Russia’s long-predicted invasion of its eastern neighbor began early on Feb. 24. The following roundup of coverage will be updated as more information becomes available.

The White House has instructed the U.S. Commerce Department, through its Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS), to impose restrictions on the export of technology, including telecommuni...

Security firm CEO advises organizations to hope for the best but prepare for the worst

Geopolitical conflicts and the lingering pandemic are creating fresh disruptions.

Global oil prices are surging as markets react to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and possible disruptions to crude oil flows.

Should a conflict between Ukraine and the separatists escalate into war, it likely will start with artillery fire, EW, and cyber attacks.

Russian hackers turned out the lights in Ukraine in 2015 and 2016, and unleashed the NotPetya virus in 2017 that disabled Ukrainian government agencies.