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2026.04.07 | Navigating Cyber Threats and Supply Chain Inertia as Hormuz Reopens

from The Brewing Storm: Daily News · host Edmundo Rodriguez

The physical bombs may have stopped, but a digital and economic "inertia" continues to threaten global stability following the sudden U.S.-Iran ceasefire. While the Strait of Hormuz is officially reopening, listeners will discover why 150 tankers remain anchored and how unpatched Rockwell Automation PLCs have left U.S. water and energy utilities vulnerable to persistent cyber-attacks. This episode breaks down the "Death Cross" in the S&P 500 and the permanent fuel surcharges from giants like FedEx and Amazon that are reshaping your cost of living. Tune in to learn the essential steps for digital vigilance and economic buffering required to survive this shift from kinetic to systemic warfare.

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