You have backups in the event your business is hit by ransomware. You have prepared PR statements should there be any kind of customer data breach. You have been careful to keep all software updated, and you train your employees …
2019 is underway. Two weeks down, fifty to go. Technology continues to evolve rapidly and the threat landscape is constantly shifting. It’s challenging for organizations to try and stay a step ahead of cybercriminals and break out of the cycle …
Cybersecurity Professionals Weigh In On What to Expect in 2019 Read More »
The internet has changed the way we do business, communicate with one another, and live our lives. However, this advancement has led to security challenges both at work and at home. While workplaces are investing time, money, and personnel into …
We’re halfway through 2018 and several cybersecurity predictions made in late 2017 have, unfortunately, already come true. From cryptojackers becoming an actual threat to organizations instead of just a nuisance for end users, to hardware vulnerabilities that may even impact …
Was The Crystal Ball Crystal Clear? Reflecting on 2018 Cybersecurity Predictions Read More »
Law enforcement in Moscow, with support from Group-IB, recently arrested a 32-year-old hacker, accused of taking part in stealing funds from customers of Russian banks using Android Trojans. At the height of their activity, the attackers reportedly siphoned between $1,500 …
Android Trojan Allows Hackers to Steal $8,000 Per Day from Russian Banks Read More »
Technology is a almost always a double-edged sword. For every benefit or advantage it providers, there is also a caveat or pitfall that somehow exposes you to additional risk. Cybercriminals are working around the clock to find innovative ways to …
Cryptomining and Ransomware are Keeping C-Level Execs Up at Night Read More »
