Editorial policy: intelligence briefs.

Oshili Power publishes a daily brief on cyber threats to operational technology in the energy, mining and critical infrastructure sectors of southern Africa and the wider continent.

Each brief is drawn from cited primary sources: vendor advisories, national cyber agencies and published research. Every claim in a brief is traceable to a source listed at the end of it. Where a source cannot be verified, the claim is not made.

Briefs are researched, drafted and checked with automated systems operated by Oshili Power. Every brief passes a set of fixed editorial checks before publication, including checks for originality, citation integrity and plain language. Publication is under human oversight, and any brief may be withdrawn or corrected at the company's discretion.

The briefs do not name individuals. They describe vulnerabilities and incidents as published by the sources cited and do not make claims about any operator's exposure beyond what those sources state.

The briefs are general information for people responsible for operational technology. They are not advice on any specific system, and no decision should rest on a brief alone. Readers should consult the cited advisory and their own vendor or integrator before acting.

Corrections: a brief found to be inaccurate is corrected or withdrawn, and the change is noted on the page.