This is an updated version of a story first published on April 14, 2024. The original video can be viewed here. The FBI and private security companies are in constant combat with ransomware gangs: ...

When top-level enterprise executives think of cybersecurity threats, they tend to picture things like malware, ransomware, ...

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CISOs should fortify help desk and employee defenses, enhance intrusion detection and tracking capabilities, and recognize that paying ransoms is not a viable strategy. The UK’s Marks & Spencer ...

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Managing healthcare cybersecurity is a complex proposition, to say the least. Health system CISOs, CIOs and other information security leaders used to simply have to worry about ensuring robust ...

Corrected: A previous version of this article should have said that schools and universities around the world continue to be one of the top target of ransomware gangs. Schools and universities around ...

In May 2023, the group attacked its first target, a medical company based in Tampa, Florida. The team got the BlackCat ...

Hour 1: Isolate the network immediately and activate your incident response plan. Hour 6: Notify leadership, insurer, and legal, and log every action. Hour 12: Verify that your backups are not ...

Ransomware operations are using legitimate Kickidler employee monitoring software for reconnaissance, tracking their victims' activity, and harvesting credentials after breaching their networks.

Cyberattacks targeting global private companies are on the rise. Japan’s largest beer company, the Asahi Group, suffered a large-scale cyberattack last month, halting operations at most of its ...

Employees of DigitalMint, a company that specializes in negotiating ransoms in cyber attacks, were part of a small crew the feds say conducted five hacks that scored more than $1 million.