Every year, threat actors look for new ways to outwit victims and bypass defenses. And 2022 was no different. As businesses rolled out new security controls, cyber criminals responded. They added complex techniques like telephone-oriented attack delivery and multi-factor authentication (MFA) bypass. Unknown to most users, these techniques gave cyber attackers a new advantage. And […]
Threat actors go where the targets are, capitalizing on opportunities to launch targeted or widespread, opportunistic attacks. This extends into high-profile sporting events, especially those in increasingly connected environments, introducing cyber risk for organizers, regional host facilities, and attendees. The United Kingdom’s National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) found that cyberattacks against sports organizations are increasingly
Since the publication of our first quarterly issue in January 2023, the BlackBerry Global Threat Intelligence Report has quickly become a key reference guide in the cybersecurity industry. This report is used by cybersecurity professionals worldwide, including CISOs, security managers, and other decision makers, to stay informed of the latest cybersecurity threats and challenges affecting
Nozomi Networks Labs is dedicated to reducing cyber risk for the world’s industrial and critical infrastructure organizations. Through its cybersecurity research and collaboration with industry and institutions, it helps defend the operational systems that support everyday life. The Labs team conducts investigations into industrial device vulnerabilities and, through a responsible disclosure process, contributes to the
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Sophos’ annual study of the real-world ransomware experiences of IT/cybersecurity leaders makes clear the realities facing organizations in 2023. It reveals the most common root causes of attacks and shines new light on how experiences with ransomware differ based on industry. The report also reveals the business and operational impact of paying the ransom to
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Interpreting the data in this report requires understanding “the bigger picture” on a global scale. That’s because cyberthreats to organizations worldwide don’t occur in a technical vacuum. Among the major drivers of cyber risk are wars and other forces majeures, large-scale shifts in economic cycles, and new vulnerabilities that can emerge any time a team
If you’ve reviewed the global Armis State of Cyberwarfare and Trends Report: 2022-2023, you know that it’s critical for business and IT leaders to understand the evolving threat landscape surrounding cyberwarfare, so that they can improve their cybersecurity posture to defend against these attacks. To prepare this report, Armis commissioned a study surveying 6,021 IT
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Cybersecurity, cyber insurance, and ransomware are closely connected, with both security and insurance providers focused on reducing the business impact of ransomware, one of the biggest threats facing organizations today. To understand the reality of this three-way relationship in 2023, Sophos has conducted new research into cyber insurance adoption, the role of cyber defenses in
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COVER FEATURE “Faking it: Deepfake crime exposing cyber security” Our cover feature on Deepfake crime proposes this is a real and present danger for businesses, as well as to governments with heightened political tensions. Last year, it cost one bank alone $35 million in a single scam. With Deepfake technology becoming more sophisticated – and
Why organisations are reconsidering manual approaches to managing security, and how intelligent automation helps to prevent potential threats from slipping through costly cracks. Cybercrime is on the rise Cybercrime is rife right now. As companies embrace digital transformation and adapt to hybrid models of work, cyber attackers are on the move, too. One can almost
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