Regulatory Events and Cyber Exposure in Global Critical Minerals
Documented Regulatory Shocks and Cybersecurity Incidents, 2018-2025
Critical mineral supply chains (including lithium, cobalt, nickel, and rare earth elements) face escalating cyber risk at every point from mining through to export and manufacturing. This dashboard aggregates directly reported cyber attacks, major regulatory or policy events, and areas of overlap, using only publicly cited incidents and transparent disclosure data from 2018-2025. Key references: USGS, S&P Global, ENISA, CSIS, IEA, IFSEC, Reuters. See citations for each data point.
Critical Mineral Supply Chain Exposure and Incident Patterns
Incident Types (Share, 2018-2025)
Mineral Exposure Across Incidents
Annual Confirmed Incidents
Regulatory and Cyber Incident Metrics Overview
Metrics are aggregated from mineral-focused export regulations, transparency regimes, infrastructure controls, and documented cyber incidents (ENISA Threat Landscape, USGS, S&P, Reuters, IEA, public filings).Policy-Cyber Incident Intersection Table
| Year | Jurisdiction / Actor | Policy or Regulatory Event | Impacted Mineral(s) | Related Cyber Incident (Ref/Link) | Lag (Days) | Disclosure Level | Economic Impact |
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Incident Disclosure and Transparency by Country
| Country | Mean Policy→Incident Lag (Days) | % Incidents Publicly Disclosed | Average Disclosure Detail | Recent Example(s) |
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