Key Takeaways Evolution of the perimeter:Adoption of cloud solutions, software and infrastructure as a service, and the increasingly complex service provider ecosystem all continue to challenge traditional conceptions of the perimeter. However, traditional perimeter devices like VPNs remain valuable targets for attackers. Patching problems:Staying on top of patching assets is difficult enough, but in 2021 […]
It seems, year after year, attacks increase in impact and visibility and 2021 did not deviate from past patterns. Instead of looking at the increase in numbers of incidents, breaches, and vulnerabilities, I’d like to take a look at some of the trends that have caught the attention of the security and business worlds. Cyberattacks
2021 marked a turning point for organizations big and small, as the ongoing lockdown drove many to expedite their digital transformations and embrace hybrid work models. Now, well over a year into the Covid-19 pandemic, these companies must prepare to shift gears once again as the world finds its footing in yet another new normal
The Ransomware Index Update Q3 2021 continues to show a steady increase in all key ransomware markers. Our ransomware research has identified ransomware groups expanding their attack arsenal with 12 new vulnerability associations in Q3, twice that of the previous quarter. The Q3 Ransomware Index update highlights the results of our in-depth research related to
The 2021 Australian Cybersecurity Risk Report is our inaugural report into the cybersecurity landscape across small to large businesses in Australia. This report focuses on the approaches businesses are taking towards securing their systems and data and reveals the concerns individuals have around the business impacts of a potential cyber-attack within their organisation. This report
Minister’s foreword The Australian Government’s cyber security vision is to create a more secure online world for Australians, their businesses and essential services. However, Australia faces a rapidly evolving strategic environment, punctuated by increasing malicious cyber activity conducted by transnational, serious and organised crime groups and individuals. This Ransomware Action Plan sets out the Government’s
Welcome to the T2 2021 issue of the ESET Threat Report! Despite threats seemingly looming around every corner (I’m looking at you, Delta), the past four months were the time of summer vacations for many of us, offering a much-needed break after the tough start of the year. I wish the same could be said
Based on an independent survey of 438 IT decision makers, this report shares new insights into the current state of ransomware in the manufacturing and production sector. It provides a deep dive into the prevalence of ransomware in manufacturing and production, the impact of those attacks on victims, the cost of ransomware remediation, as well
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Based on an independent survey of 550 IT decision makers, this report shares new insights into the current state of ransomware in the financial services sector. It provides a deep dive into the prevalence of ransomware in financial services, the impact of those attacks on victims, the cost of ransomware remediation, as well as how
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This presentation will cover how ransomware techniques and attacks have changed, the business model behind the attacks, and how they are impacting all sectors and industries around the world, including Australia. Why attend? ESET Australia will be covering the latest ransomware techniques and attacks seen around the world. Payment of ransoms internationally is driving an
