Andrew Davies
Sustained attentionTopic · Strong evidence

Critical-Infrastructure Cybersecurity

Critical-infrastructure cybersecurity appears in 0.5% of current coverage, up from 0.3%, across 5 unique stories from 4 sources.

0.5%

share of coverage

Previously 0.3% · +0.2 points

5

unique stories

4

independent sources

2

real-world actions

Movement over time

Share of coverage

Select a point to filter the supporting evidence to that week.

Hover over a line, focus a point, or select a date to inspect its evidence. Drag the handles to zoom.

View the same values as a table
Share of coverage values shown in the interactive chart
DateCritical-infrastructure cybersecurity
January 12, 20260.0% · +0.0 points · 0 stories · 0 sources · 0 actions
January 19, 20260.0% · +0.0 points · 0 stories · 0 sources · 0 actions
January 26, 20260.0% · +0.0 points · 0 stories · 0 sources · 0 actions
February 2, 20260.0% · +0.0 points · 0 stories · 0 sources · 0 actions
February 9, 20260.0% · +0.0 points · 0 stories · 0 sources · 0 actions
February 16, 20261.8% · +1.8 points · 1 stories · 1 sources · 0 actions
February 23, 20260.0% · -1.8 points · 0 stories · 0 sources · 0 actions
March 2, 20260.0% · +0.0 points · 0 stories · 0 sources · 0 actions
March 9, 20260.0% · +0.0 points · 0 stories · 0 sources · 0 actions
March 16, 20260.0% · +0.0 points · 0 stories · 0 sources · 0 actions
March 23, 20260.0% · +0.0 points · 0 stories · 0 sources · 0 actions
March 30, 20261.5% · +1.5 points · 1 stories · 1 sources · 0 actions
April 6, 20260.0% · -1.5 points · 0 stories · 0 sources · 0 actions
April 13, 20261.2% · +1.2 points · 1 stories · 1 sources · 0 actions
April 20, 20260.0% · -1.2 points · 0 stories · 0 sources · 0 actions
April 27, 20260.0% · +0.0 points · 0 stories · 0 sources · 0 actions
May 4, 20260.5% · +0.5 points · 1 stories · 1 sources · 0 actions
May 11, 20260.4% · -0.1 points · 1 stories · 1 sources · 1 actions
May 18, 20260.0% · -0.4 points · 0 stories · 0 sources · 0 actions
May 25, 20260.0% · +0.0 points · 0 stories · 0 sources · 0 actions
June 1, 20260.0% · +0.0 points · 0 stories · 0 sources · 0 actions
June 8, 20260.0% · +0.0 points · 0 stories · 0 sources · 0 actions
June 15, 20261.2% · +1.2 points · 3 stories · 2 sources · 0 actions
June 22, 20261.2% · -0.0 points · 3 stories · 3 sources · 1 actions
June 29, 20260.4% · -0.8 points · 1 stories · 1 sources · 1 actions
July 6, 20260.4% · -0.0 points · 1 stories · 1 sources · 0 actions
July 13, 20260.0% · -0.4 points · 0 stories · 0 sources · 0 actions
View actions shown on the chart
Awards, trials, funding, deployments, and policy changes annotated on the chart
DateSignalWhat happenedAction type
July 1, 2026Critical-infrastructure cybersecurityBuying activityBuying activity
June 22, 2026Critical-infrastructure cybersecurityEntering useEntering use

Why now

Critical-infrastructure cybersecurity appears in 0.5% of current coverage, up from 0.3%, across 5 unique stories from 4 sources.

Why it matters

This can affect capability priorities, procurement demand, industrial capacity, and operational readiness.

What to watch

Watch for named buyers, funding, contracts, trials, deployments, policy changes, and repeated independent reporting tied to Critical-infrastructure cybersecurity.

Evidence

Important announcements and sources

  1. Jul 6, 2026Canadian Cyber in Context UpdatesCanadian Cyber in ContextCanadian Cyber in Context Updates The Canadian Cyber News Rewire is a survey of Canadian cyber and adjacent news stories from this past week (or recently). Questions or business inquiries: Canada has a new Defence Digital Strategy. Read about it here. In case you missed it last week, Canada quietly released a Defence Digital Strategy. In May, I was part of a panel on the role of digital sovereignty and securing critical infrastructure in NATO. You can watch the full panel here. I have
  2. Jul 1, 2026Midyear Assessment 2026: The State of the Cyber Order at the Halfway MarkCenter for Cyber Diplomacy and International SecurityPost: Midyear Assessment 2026: The State of the Cyber Order at the Halfway Mark URL: Posted: July 1, 2026 at 11:32 Author: VLADIMIR TSAKANYAN Tags: ai, cyberdiplomacy, cybersecurity, policy, politics, vladimirtsakanyan Categories: CYBER, Vladimir Tsakanyan On January 1, 2026, the World Economic Forum published its Global Cybersecurity Outlook identifying three forces that would define the year: AI acceleration, geopolitical fragmentation, and widen
  3. Jun 23, 2026Canada's defence business census resultsThe Icebreaker🎯 Three-Shot Burst Canada doesn’t have a defence SME problem. It has a conversion problem. That’s the headline finding from the first-ever national survey of Canadian defence SMEs — conducted by The Icebreaker and BDC, released
  4. Jun 22, 2026Canadian NewsCanadian Cyber in ContextThe Canadian Cyber News Rewire is a survey of Canadian cyber and adjacent news stories from this past week (or recently). Questions or business inquiries: Share Editor Notes: I have two new articles out with the Canadian Global Affairs Institute: Following the Digital Snail’s Trail: The Short History of Canadian Armed Forces Cyber Operations Everything You Should Know About CAF Cyber Command I have received a hefty round of feedback on my PhD thesis, so I may be a tad quiet outside the weekly Rewires.
  5. Jun 22, 2026Zero Trust Meets AI Sprawl 🔐, Shadow Apps Turn Into Network Risk ⚠️, Big IT Bets On Agent Control 🤖TLDR ITCisco shared lessons from its internal Security Service Edge deployment, where it moved from a fragmented, hardware-heavy VPN/security infrastructure TLDR IT 2026-06-22 CUT PRINT-RELATED HELPDESK TICKETS BY UP TO 95% (SPONSOR) Hate your print servers? Ditch them. PrinterLogic saves IT teams time and resources by centralizing print management in one platform, saving you from outdated infrastructure like print s