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Last summer 30+ Minnesota water utilities got hacked. No zero-days. No malware. Just default passwords on internet-exposed PLCs exposed. Eric Stride, Chief Security Officer at Huntress, discusses how AI now lets anyone attack US critical infrastructure.
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