As farms become more connected, cybersecurity is becoming a bigger concern. Chris Sherman, founder of Tech Support Farm, says many attacks targeting agriculture never make national headlines because they’re often smaller in scale. “There are spoofing attacks, attacks on bank accounts, fake invoices and check washing scams. All of these things are out there.” Sherman says agriculture’s rapid adoption of technology has created new opportunities for efficiency, but it has also made farms and agribusinesses more vulnerable to cyber threats
