The malware, first discovered two years ago, has returned in campaigns using SEO poisoning.

Ransomware attacks and email-based fraud account for 80% to 90% of all claims processed by cyber insurers, but a handful of cybersecurity technologies can help prevent big damages.

Malware authors have iterated on one of the premier encryptors on the market, building something even bigger and better.

The global malware campaign (that must not be named?) is targeting organizations by impersonating tax authorities, and using custom tools like Google Sheets for command and control.

In a joint advisory, CISA and the FBI described the activity as a likely attempt by the group to monetize access to networks it already has compromised.

Identity management sits with IT for good reason, but now that identity is the common denominator in every attack, it's time identity security was owned by a leader with a security background, like the CISO.

In recent years, the platform has become a go-to tool for executing almost all conceivable cybercriminal activity.

Sophisticated social engineering is expected to accompany threat campaigns that are highly targeted and aimed at stealing crypto and deploying malware.

Successful ransomware attacks against organizations in Asia continue at peak levels in 2024 following a wave of high-profile data breaches last year.

Telecom-based attacks such as SMS toll fraud and 2FA hijacking have evolved into a mainstream concern for CISOs.

A proximity resilience graph offers a more accurate representation of risk than heat maps and risk registers, and allows CISOs to tell a complex story in a single visualization.