Retired Adm. Michael S. Rogers, who formerly led the National Security Agency and U.S. Cyber Command, said earlier this month he expects cyber attacks will spread in the weeks and months ahead, particularly against economic targets.
U.S. struggling for answers on lack of major Russian cyberattack in Ukraine invasion, Warner says
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Rogers said Russian President Vladimir Putin may use the threat of catastrophic cyber action as leverage against his opponents in the Ukrainian conflict and apply pressure on the U.S. homeland in response to sanctions imposed by the Biden administration and its allies.
U.S., private sector may still be a cyber target for Russia amid Ukraine fighting
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