The ransomware threat has grown significantly in scale and impact and has become an urgent problem for all digitally connected countries, including Singapore. It is also inherently an international problem, as attacks are conducted from across borders, and jurisdictional lines are leveraged to launder money and evade justice. The Counter-Ransomware Task Force (CRTF) was commissioned […]
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One of the most often cited statistics from the COVID-19 pandemic is the unprecedented rate of digitalization across all industries and organization sizes. This momentum is showing no sign of slowing. According to market research firm IDC, global digital transformation spending is forecast to hit a record high of U.S. $1.8 trillion in 2022, an
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In the third quarter of 2022, Trellix delivered a new, powerful resource to support the future of extended detection and response (XDR) and cybersecurity. The Trellix Advanced Research Center, comprised of hundreds of elite security analysts and researchers was established to help customers detect, respond, and remediate the latest cybersecurity threats. Threat actors also made
Global Forecasts More Attacks by Non-Organized Attackers and Non-Nation State Attackers In 2023 we expect to see more intrusions conducted by non-organized attackers and non-nation state attackers. More of the threat actors operating out of North America and Europe will likely be younger, and conducting intrusion operations not because they’re interested in making money specifically,
Global technology leaders share their digital transformation progress and explore how to strengthen ongoing digital maturity. Organisations today are operating in tense conditions. As they grapple with rising costs, economic uncertainty, geopolitical turmoil and a global talent crisis, they must defend their market share by strengthening customer loyalty and enhancing their offerings with innovative, market-leading
DO NOT PAY THE RANSOM: WHY BUSINESSES ARE WILLING TO PAY With the national attention on significant data breaches in recent months, between January to June 2022, the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner (OAIC) observed a 14 percent decrease in reported breaches compared to July to December 2021. This appears in contrast to the
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The Imperva State of Security Within eCommerce 2022 Report analyzes the latest trends in the retail eCommerce industry and the cybersecurity threats affecting it. The eCommerce market is facing new challenges in the wake of the global pandemic — from growth rates slowing down after the boom brought by the stay-at-home orders to difficulties in
I am pleased to present the third Annual Cyber Threat Report by the Australian Cyber Security Centre (ACSC), a key part of the Australian Signals Directorate (ASD). Throughout its 75 year history, ASD has defended Australia from global threats and advanced our national interests. It remains at the frontline of defending our nation and keeping
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In our new 2022 Psychology of Passwords report, we explore what people think they know about cybersecurity and what that means for how they choose to protect themselves online. For the first time in this annual report, we also analyze how people learn about cybersecurity topics and the generational differences in approaching digital security. Given
Turning Pressure into Preparation Global business has witnessed an unprecedented scale of cyberattacks in the past year, making it increasingly difficult for security teams to react. A record number of vulnerabilities were brought to light in 2021, many of which threat actors continue to actively exploit in 2022. Ransomware continues to feature in our Quarterly
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