Agencies are warning of potential attacks from Iranian hackers as the conflict widens. The war between Iran and Israel has already expanded from the battlefield into cyberspace. 4 days ago · US government warns of new Iran -linked cyber threats on critical infrastructure Companies should disconnect operational technology from the internet and enforce strong protections for user accounts, a joint alert from CISA, the FBI, NSA and DoD said. 6 days ago · Iran ’s cyber threat largely fizzled much like its military during Israeli and US strikes Despite claims made by Iranian hacking groups, cybersecurity experts saw few attempts to attack Israeli. 3 days ago · The FBI and federal cybersecurity officials are warning that the threat of cyberattacks linked to pro-Iranian groups continues despite a ceasefire between Iran and Israel . Escalated tensions between Iran and Israel could give rise to cyber threats . Several advanced persistent threat (APT) groups are involved on both sides: APT34, APT35, and CyberAv3ngers in Iran , and Predatory Sparrow in Israel . Companies, global supply chains and other critical infrastructure could be at risk of Iranian cyberattacks if President Trump engages the U.S. In the escalating war between Israel and Iran. Escalating tensions between the two could spill over into cyberspace, potentially disrupting critical infrastructure, commercial networks and global supply chains. Driving the news: U.S. Cybersecurity organizations are urging businesses to remain on high alert for possible Iranian cyberattacks on domestic infrastructure. The convergence of attacks on finance, broadcast media, and internet infrastructure suggests a coordinated campaign to weaken Iran ' s social, economic, and communication pillars—and sets a precedent for modern conflict where cyberspace is treated as a coequal domain of war . A war involving Israel , Iran , and the U.S. Will not just reshape borders and alliances—it will test the very integrity of the global digital ecosystem. In this conflict, data centers may become as strategic as military bases, and cyber units as critical as infantry. While missiles and drones dominate headlines in the Israel-Iran conflict, a parallel war is being fought in cyberspace. Behind the scenes, both countries have been launching cyberattacks on each other, and now, officials are warning that the United States could soon be caught in the crossfire.
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