With power grids gradually becoming software intensive and digitally connected, their exposure to cyber threats has increased, putting key assets and the operations of an organization at risk. At the same time, the sophistication of cyber attacks is rising. This is adding to the threats that security teams for information technology (IT) and operational technology […]
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Over the years, the Indonesian government has been very proactive in boosting the country’s cyber security capabilities and resisting escalating threats, aiming to further build, secure and uplift Indonesia’s ground in the geopolitics sector while also enhancing its global economic agility. Additionally, the dive in digitalization also indicates a lot of industries within the country
Security challenges introduced by your growing cloud footprint In the modern work environment, we rely on cloud services to collaborate with colleagues, contractors and partners. It no longer matters where we work or what device we use — we now have easy access to the data we need to be productive. Amid the skyrocketing collaboration,
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This research report provides insights and analysis into threats and privileged account misuse on Windows devices across the globe. This research is from the same BeyondTrust Labs team that publishes the annual Microsoft Vulnerabilities Report. This report is based on real-world monitoring and analysis of attacks between Q1 2020 and Q1 2021 discovered in the
Security challenges introduced by your growing cloud footprint In the modern work environment, we rely on cloud services to collaborate with colleagues, contractors and partners. It no longer matters where we work or what device we use — we now have easy access to the data we need to be productive. Amid the skyrocketing collaboration,
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Welcome to the T1 2021 issue of the ESET Threat Report! D uring the first four months of this year, the COVID-19 pandemic was still the number one news topic around the world; however, it became notably less prominent in the threat landscape. One could say “fortunately”, yet as you’ll see on the next pages,
Cybersecurity is not a new issue, but the stakes are getting higher. The scale of regulatory penalties is growing, and customers—consumers, businesses and public-sector organizations alike—are becoming more sensitive to the issue. In the past, many consumers saw little difference between the security postures of the companies—such as banks and retailers—pursuing their business, and so
Cybercriminals have always been opportunists, and the 2020 COVID-19 pandemic offered more proof of this than perhaps any other event before it. Threat actors are becoming more powerful, more aggressive and more numerous, increasingly abandoning the tendency to look for the biggest quarry in favor of attacking the least defended. And 2020 was rife with
2H 2020 Introduction and Key Findings The world rarely comes to a consensus on anything, but pretty much everybody agrees that putting 2020 behind us was a good thing. In many ways, we’d also prefer to move rather than revisiting the cyber threat landscape of the past year. But like it or not, the echoes
Executive Summary As society deals with the second year of the COVID-19 pandemic, organizations are accelerating digitization to survive and thrive. This places more focus on operational systems, which are at the heart of value and revenue creation. Adding to challenges, cybersecurity is ranked by executives as the second highest risk to enterprises,1 and attacks
