In today’s hyper-connected world, personal data and critical infrastructure are the twin pillars that sustain modern society. From the electricity that powers our homes to the data that drives our online interactions, the systems underpinning our daily lives are increasingly reliant on digital technologies. Yet, this reliance comes with significant risks, particularly in how personal data and critical infrastructure are intertwined and vulnerable to cyber threats. As digital transformation continues to reshape economies, governments, and communities, it is crucial to understand the relationship between personal data and critical infrastructure—and the far-reaching implications of failing to protect them. What Is Critical Infrastructure? Critical infrastructure refers to the physical and digital systems essential to the functioning of society. These include sectors such as energy, transportation, healthcare, water supply, communications, and financial services. In the digital age, these...
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