Artificial intelligence, cyber warfare, and aging infrastructure are colliding in ways that put national security at risk. From malware like Stuxnet and Industroyer to modern threats such as Volt Typhoon, attacks on power grids and critical systems are no longer theoretical. As machine learning, quantum computing, and outdated software collide with renewable energy systems and blockchain tech, the risk of blackouts and cascading failures grows. Grid resilience, cybersecurity readiness, and accountability matter more than ever.
Cyber warfare and the fragile power grid: How digital sabotage threatens national security
