Critical Infrastructure at Risk: A CommandEleven Intelligence Series

Critical Infrastructure at Risk series intro: US water, power, gas, communications and finance, each with its own threat profile and a household guide.

Critical Infrastructure at Risk: Synthesis – Part 6

Critical Infrastructure synthesis: Volt Typhoon and Salt Typhoon recur across US sectors, and cross-sector cascade risk is a blind spot no regulator owns.

Critical Infrastructure at Risk: Financial Systems – Part 5

One vendor breach exposed 1.35 million customers at 74+ US banks; the NY Fed says hitting one top-5 bank could disrupt 38% of the financial network.

Critical Infrastructure at Risk: Communications – Part 4

China’s Salt Typhoon exploited the US wiretap system itself, kept breaching telecoms after exposure, and the FCC rolled back the rules meant to stop it.

Critical Infrastructure at Risk: Natural Gas – Part 3

A decade of Chinese state targeting of US gas pipelines, the Colonial shutdown that never touched the pipeline’s OT, and why gas disruption hits the grid.

Critical Infrastructure at Risk: The Electricity Grid – Part 2

Volt Typhoon’s year inside a US utility, rising substation attacks, and new risk from internet-linked solar, battery and EV devices: US grid security now.

Critical Infrastructure at Risk: Water Systems – Part 1

150,000 US water systems, no central authority, and a July 2026 cyberattack across 12 states assessed as Iran-linked, plus a $500 household water plan.