Modern Ransomware: How Did We Get Here and What’s Next?
Geraldine HuntIn most ransomware attacks, the start of the compromise is a phishing campaign. Threat actors only require one recipient to click a link to run malware on their system.
In most ransomware attacks, the start of the compromise is a phishing campaign. Threat actors only require one recipient to click a link to run malware on their system.
In a recent survey of cybersecurity professionals, 60% of respondents cited ransomware is a larger concern to their business than the global pandemic.
The proliferation of mobile devices demands a new type of web filtering architecture which is why cloud-based filtering solutions are quickly becoming so popular.
Hackers don’t hack machines, they hack people. The rise in people online in 2020 has resulted in cyberattacks based on human behavior.
A zero-day attack is a threat to which there is no defense in place. Zero-day attacks can be extremely harmful to an organization of any size.
Cyberattacks are currently soaring in the online retail sector. These businesses must protect themselves and their customers.
A preventable cyber-incident was responsible for the death of a person in Germany. The hospital’s emergency services suffered down-time due to a ransomware attack.
The number of ransomware attacks increased by 40% in Q3 of 2020. This equates to almost 200 million infections, globally.
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With the sudden increase in remote working in 2020, the rush to provide employees with a workable environment wasn’t thoroughly planned, leading to oversights in relation to cybersecurity.
TA416, a hacking group renowned for their innovative methods of malware delivery, are on the attack again. This latest phishing campaign is complicated, clever, and persistent.
2017 saw a 23.9% increase in cybersecurity incidents involving the healthcare industry with 3,442,7748 records compromised for the year. Why is the theft of millions of health records such a common occurrence?
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