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In October 2026, attackers remotely took over refrigeration controls at hundreds of French supermarkets, forcing coolers into defrost overnight and spoiling tons of food. On Nov 2, a second wave hit stores across Europe. Retail was the target, but the weakness is universal: any connected system that’s reachable from the internet, managed by a third party, or no longer patched is exposed. That includes building systems, production lines, utilities, and logistics.
In this rapid-response briefing, Chris Grove breaks down how the attacks worked and why connected OT and IoT systems everywhere are at risk. We'll walk through how to find and secure these systems before they’re turned against you.
You’ll walk away with a practical plan to:
In October 2026, attackers remotely took over refrigeration controls at hundreds of French supermarkets, forcing coolers into defrost overnight and spoiling tons of food. On Nov 2, a second wave hit stores across Europe. Retail was the target, but the weakness is universal: any connected system that’s reachable from the internet, managed by a third party, or no longer patched is exposed. That includes building systems, production lines, utilities, and logistics.
In this rapid-response briefing, Chris Grove breaks down how the attacks worked and why connected OT and IoT systems everywhere are at risk. We'll walk through how to find and secure these systems before they’re turned against you.
You’ll walk away with a practical plan to:
In October 2026, attackers remotely took over refrigeration controls at hundreds of French supermarkets, forcing coolers into defrost overnight and spoiling tons of food. On Nov 2, a second wave hit stores across Europe. Retail was the target, but the weakness is universal: any connected system that’s reachable from the internet, managed by a third party, or no longer patched is exposed. That includes building systems, production lines, utilities, and logistics.
In this rapid-response briefing, Chris Grove breaks down how the attacks worked and why connected OT and IoT systems everywhere are at risk. We'll walk through how to find and secure these systems before they’re turned against you.
You’ll walk away with a practical plan to:

In October 2026, attackers remotely took over refrigeration controls at hundreds of French supermarkets, forcing coolers into defrost overnight and spoiling tons of food. On Nov 2, a second wave hit stores across Europe. Retail was the target, but the weakness is universal: any connected system that’s reachable from the internet, managed by a third party, or no longer patched is exposed. That includes building systems, production lines, utilities, and logistics.
In this rapid-response briefing, Chris Grove breaks down how the attacks worked and why connected OT and IoT systems everywhere are at risk. We'll walk through how to find and secure these systems before they’re turned against you.
You’ll walk away with a practical plan to:

In October 2026, attackers remotely took over refrigeration controls at hundreds of French supermarkets, forcing coolers into defrost overnight and spoiling tons of food. On Nov 2, a second wave hit stores across Europe. Retail was the target, but the weakness is universal: any connected system that’s reachable from the internet, managed by a third party, or no longer patched is exposed. That includes building systems, production lines, utilities, and logistics.
In this rapid-response briefing, Chris Grove breaks down how the attacks worked and why connected OT and IoT systems everywhere are at risk. We'll walk through how to find and secure these systems before they’re turned against you.
You’ll walk away with a practical plan to: