Cyber Insurance Experts Make a Case for Coverage, Protection
At Black Hat "mini summit," providers and customers get clearer about premium costs and coverage — and the risk of…
Safeguarding Against Silent Cyber Threats: Exploring the Stealer Log Lifecycle
Infostealer malware has risen to prominence as one of the most significant vectors of cybercrime over the past three years.…
Ransomware Victims Surge as Threat Actors Pivot to Zero-Day Exploits
Threat actors such as the operators of the Cl0p ransomware family increasingly exploit unknown and day-one vulnerabilities in their attacks.
Colorado Department of Higher Education warns of massive data breach
The Colorado Department of Higher Education (CDHE) discloses a massive data breach impacting students, past students, and teachers after suffering…
The Week in Ransomware – August 4th 2023 – Targeting VMware ESXi
Ransomware gangs continue to prioritize targeting VMware ESXi servers, with almost every active ransomware gang creating custom Linux encryptors for…
Why Inadequate Investment in Cybersecurity is a False Economy
By Luke Dash, CEO, ISMS.online Already suffering the most cyberattacks than any other European country [RH1], the UK looks set…
The Week in Ransomware – July 21st 2023 – Avaddon Back as NoEscape
This edition of the Week in Ransomware covers the last two weeks of news, as we could not cover it…
Rootkit Attack Detections Increase at UAE Businesses
Detections of rootkit attacks against businesses in the United Arab Emirates are up 167% in 2023, with an increased view…
Critical Infrastructure Workers Better At Spotting Phishing
Critical-infrastructure employees are comparatively more engaged in organizational security — and compliance training — than those in other sectors.
Kevin Mandia Brings the HammerCon
US Air Force veteran and Mandiant CEO discussed dwell time and state-sponsored attacks at the Military Cyber Professionals Association's HammerCon…