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Black Arrow Cyber Threat Briefing 29 March 2024

Black Arrow Cyber Threat Intelligence Briefing 29 March 2024:

-Only 3% of Organisations Globally are Fully Prepared for Cyber Threats

-China Cyber Attacks a Reminder Beijing Poses ‘Constant and Sophisticated’ Threat to Western Cyber Security

-Companies With Advanced Cyber Security Performance Deliver Nearly Four Times’ Higher Shareholder Return Than Their Peers

-Hackers Hit High-Risk Individuals’ Personal Accounts

-Cyber Security Threats in International Relations: Are We Prepared for a Digital Pearl Harbour?

-High Net Worths Urged to Improve Digital Hygiene in Fight Against Cyber Crime

-Key Lessons from Microsoft’s Password Spray Hack: Secure Every Account

-Mitigating Third-Party Risk Requires a Collaborative, Thorough Approach

-IT Leaders Struggle to Keep up With Emerging Threats, as 92% of IT Leaders Say Cyber Threats Are on the Rise, 51% See AI Attacks for the First Time

-Only 5% of Boards Have Cyber Security Expertise

-Google’s New AI Search Results Promotes Sites Pushing Malware and Scams

-Report Calls Out Cyber Risks to Financial Sector Fuelled by AI

Black Arrow AdminMarch 31, 2024mozilla, github, darkgate, ozempic, alphv, vmray, blackcat, bleepingcomputer, cisco, apt31, ian duncan smith, ibm security x-force, digital pearl harbour, google search generative experience, sge, british library, nhs scotland, scullion law, panera bread, clorox, western isles, darcula, strelastealer, threatlabz, netsupport, ftx, blovkfi, cozy bear, muddywater, ray framework, microsoft 365, gmail, connectwise, screenconnect, themoon, spycloud, at&t, dora, m-chip vulnerability, nis2, f5, nvd, macos, ios, firefox, gofetch, dnssec, vmware esxi, ftse 100, paris olympics, fortinet, microsoft, malvertising, qr codes, lockbit, rhysida, vietnam, mfa bombing, python, elections, oliver dowden, snp, cars, connected vehicles, japan, finland, black arrow cyber, black arrow, threat intelligence, osint, ncsc, national cyber security centre, cpni, mi5, gchq, cert, nca, national crime agency, europol, interpol, enisa, nato, cyber, information security, it security, cyber warfare, russia, north korea, china, iran

Black Arrow Cyber Threat Briefing 22 March 2024

Black Arrow Cyber Threat Intelligence Briefing 22 March 2024:

-UK’s Cyber Resilience Stagnates as More Fall Victim to Attacks, 75% of UK Businesses & 79% of UK Charities Experienced a Cyber Incident in 2023

-1% of Users are Responsible for 88% of Data Loss Events

-Microsoft Report Says 87% of UK organisations are vulnerable to cyber attacks in the age of AI

-Cyber Naivety Leaves 4 out of 5 Businesses Wide Open and Only 1 in 5 Has a Plan

-Risk and Regulation: Preparing for the Era of Cyber Security Compliance

-Ransomware Attacks Jump 73% Within a Year

-The New CISO - Rethinking the Role

-90% of Attacks Involve Data or Credential Theft, SMBs Primary Target

-Chief Risk Officers Say Cyber Security is Most Pressing Risk

-Humans Still Cyber Security’s Weakest Link, Cyber Security Training Equips Your Workforce to Spot Threats

-Most IT Pros Think Cyber Attacks are Getting Worse, and Many Firms Don’t Know How to Deal with Them

-Supply Chain Cyber Attacks Create Weak Spots, You Need to Prepare

-Ransomware Attack on Change Healthcare Pegged as “Most Significant” in Sector History

Black Arrow AdminMarch 24, 2024joint committee on the national security strategy, jcnss, cyber security longitudinal survey, csls, nis2, dora, cowbell, ey, iif, teamcity, unitedhealth, leicester, rhysida, fluffy wolf, spa grand prix, change healthcare, imf, bunnyloader, sign1, unsaflok, nhs dumfries, nhs galloway, at&t, fujitsu, nations direct, magnet goblin, tesla, acidpour, e-root, wordpress, firebase, sophos, sec, securities exchange commission, alphv, krahang, tinyturla-ng, kimsuky, ivanti, fortinet, miniorange, chrome, fortra, mitre, equifax, thales, cyberflashing, lockbit, pig butchering, british library, Kaspersky, black arrow cyber, black arrow, threat intelligence, osint, ncsc, national cyber security centre, cpni, mi5, gchq, cert, nca, national crime agency, europol, interpol, enisa, nato, cyber, information security, it security, cyber warfare, russia, north korea, china, iran

Black Arrow Cyber Threat Briefing 15 March 2024

Black Arrow Cyber Threat Intelligence Briefing 15 March 2024:

-Mind The Gap - Mimecast Report Finds Humans Are Biggest Security Flaw

-Three-Quarters of Cyber Victim Are SMBs - Why SMBs are Becoming More Vulnerable

-Cyber Security Skills Gap and Lack of Boardroom Engagement Invite Hacker Havoc

-UK Government’s Ransomware Failings Leave Country ‘Exposed and Unprepared’

-Data Breaches up 72% to New Record High: Cyber Security Incidents Rank as #1 Global Business Threat in 2024

-Finance Sector Facing Huge Number of Cyber Attacks That Could Leave It On its Knees, Highlights the Need to Build a Robust Security Culture

-Microsoft Confirms Russian Hackers Stole Source Code, Some Customer Secrets

-Independent Cyber Security Audits Are Powerful Tools for Boards

-Navigating Cyber Security in The Era of Mergers

-Phishing Tactics Evolve as Sophisticated Vishing and Image-based Phishing Take World by Storm

Black Arrow AdminMarch 17, 2024ivanti, github, mimecast, sophos, joint committee on the national security strategy, jcnss, identity theft resource center, allianz, lockbit, sec, securities and exchange commission, blackberry, midnight blizzard, kremlin, ibm, notpetya, merck, fcc, ipsos, bianlian, stopcrypt, british library, stanford university, black basta, unitedhealth, equilend, nissan, dropbox, chatgpt, magnet goblin, windows smartscreen, darkgate, remcos, redline, pixpirate, sceiner smart lock, jfsc, 23andme, play, lastpass, tiktok, dora, pci dss 4.0, volt typhoon, alabama, pypi, microsoft sccm, hyper-v, fortinet, fortios, fortiproxy, forticlient, sap, adobe, confluence, qnap, marinemax, cisco, wordpress, amd, intel, japan, wef, world economic forum, sans, cyber solidarity act, cyber resilience act, meta, nsa, switzerland, lithuania, us army, okta, france, french, black arrow cyber, black arrow, threat intelligence, osint, ncsc, national cyber security centre, cpni, mi5, gchq, cert, nca, national crime agency, europol, interpol, enisa, nato, cyber, information security, it security, cyber warfare, russia, north korea, china, iran

Black Arrow Cyber Threat Briefing 09 February 2024

Black Arrow Cyber Threat Intelligence Briefing 09 February 2024:

-Over Half of Companies Experienced Cyber Security Incidents Last Year

-Deepfake Video Conference Costs Business $25 Million

-Watershed Year for Ransomware as Victims Rose by Almost 50% and Payments Hit $1 Billion All-Time High

-Malware-as-a-Service Now the Top Threat to Organisations

-Over 9 in 10 UK Firms Who Fell Victim to Ransomware Paid the Ransom, Despite Alleged “No Pay” Stances

-Chinese State Hackers Hid in National Infrastructure for at Least 5 Years

-Email Attacks on Businesses Tripled and AI is a Huge Contributing Factor

-Security Leaders, C-Suite Unite to Tackle Cyber Threats

-UN Experts Investigate Cyber Attacks by North Korea that Raked in $3 Billion to Build Nuclear Weapons

-What Does a ‘Cyber Security Culture’ Actually Entail?

-Beyond Checkboxes: Security Compliance as a Business Enabler

-No One in Cyber Security Is Ready for the SolarWinds Prosecution

Black Arrow AdminFebruary 11, 2024mastadon, nbc4, deepfake, palo alto networks unit 42, dprk, itpro, sec, solarwinds, chainalysis, cohesity, akira, 8base, ncc group, lockbit, hive, clorox, blackbaud, lurie childrens hospital, british library, chatgpt, seiu 1000, biden, fortigate, fritzfrog, log4shell, coyote, ov3r steaker, mispadu stealer, acemagic, xloader, rasberry robin, patchwork, lastpass, johnson controls, anydesk, cloudflare, hpe, okta, ripe, resumelooters, viamedis and almerys, hopskipdrive, wikileaks, atlassian, midnight blizzard, pico, fortisiem, ivanti, connect secure, azure, kafka, hadoop, vmware, jetbrains, exoressway, qnap, acronis, airbus, super bowl, fortinet, cisco, android, iphone, linux, black arrow cyber, black arrow, threat intelligence, osint, ncsc, national cyber security centre, cpni, mi5, gchq, cert, nca, national crime agency, europol, interpol, enisa, nato, cyber, information security, it security, cyber warfare, russia, north korea, china, iran, british intelligence, national security, uk national security, military intelligence, mod, ministry of defence, police, law enforcement, ftse 100, ftse100, offshore financial services, fortune 500, fortune500

Black Arrow Cyber Threat Briefing 19 January 2024

Black Arrow Cyber Threat Intelligence Briefing 19 January 2024:

-World Economic Forum and UN Warn of Growing ‘Cyber Insecurity’ Amid Heightened Threat Landscape

-Cyber Attacks Reveal Fragility of Financial Markets as Attacks on Financial Services Sector Surge

-Researcher Uncovers One of The Biggest Password Dumps in Recent History

-Email Nightmare: 94% of Firms Hit by Phishing Attacks in 2023

-75% of Organisations Hit by Ransomware in 2023

-The Dangers of Quadruple Blow Ransomware Attacks

-Human Error and Insiders Expose Millions in UK Law Firm Data Breaches

-It’s a New Year and a Good Time for a Cyber Security Checkup

-Applying the Tyson Principle to Cyber Security: Why Attack Simulations are Key to Avoiding Disaster

-Cyber Threats Top Global Business Risk Concern for 2024

-Generative AI has CEOs Worried About Cyber Security, PwC Survey Says

-With Attacks on the Upswing, Cyber Insurance Premiums Poised to Rise Too

-Digital Resilience – a Step Up from Cyber Security

Black Arrow AdminJanuary 21, 2024fujitsu, juniper, woodruff sawyer, lg, bosch, pegasus, calvia, kansas state university, manx care, postgresqql, price waterhouse cooper, vec, world economic forum, wef, united nations office on drugs and crime, financial conduct authority, facebook, roblox, ebay, coinbase, yahoo, egress, nis 2.0, sec, alphv, meridianlink, moveit, goanywhere, mike tyson, allianz, pwc, covid-19, jpmorgan, norton rose fulbright, veeam, akira, medusa, postgre, mysql, teamviewer, capita, british library, lush, frred hutch, foxconn, lockbit, framework, cofense, gitlab, atomic stealer, xprotect, inferno drainer, remcos rat, jinxloader, bigpanzi, cop28, chainalysis, munich, aws, haveibeenpwned, naz.api, adblock, hellofresh, volt typhoon, zelensky, davos, connect secure, sharepoint, sonicwall, citrix netscaler, confluence, qualcomm, amd, apple magic keyboard, balada injector, drupal core, opera myflaw, hackerone, post office, black arrow cyber, black arrow, threat intelligence, osint, ncsc, national cyber security centre, cpni, mi5, gchq, cert, nca, national crime agency, europol, interpol, enisa, nato, cyber, information security, it security, cyber warfare, russia, north korea, china, iran

Black Arrow Cyber Threat Briefing 12 January 2024

Black Arrow Cyber Threat Intelligence Briefing 12 January 2024:

-Boardrooms on Notice: Cyber Security Oversight More Important Than Ever

-Ransomware Incidents Reported to UK Financial Regulator Doubled in 2023

-Businesses Can’t Survive Without Their IT Systems – and They’re Under Attack More Than Ever

-Cyber Insecurity and Misinformation Top WEF Global Risk List

-Why Effective Cyber Security and Risk Management are Crucial for Business Growth

-The Cost of Dealing with a Cyber Attack Doubled Last Year

-Merck Settles NotPetya Insurance Claim – Leaving Cyber Warfare Definition Unresolved

-Mandiant, SEC Lose Control of X Accounts Without 2FA

-If you Prepare, a Data Security Incident Should Not Cause an Existential Crisis

-82% of Companies Struggle to Manage Security Exposure, with 28,000 New Vulnerabilities Reported Last Year

-Cyber Security is the Number One Priority for the Financial Sector Again

-Cyber Crime Marketplaces Soar in 2024: All Threats Now Available ‘As-a-Service’

Black Arrow AdminJanuary 14, 2024ifn, framework, kmpg, world economic forum, dell, merck, notpetya, sec, x, twitter, mandiant, solarwinds, softcat, wef, dsit, british library, richard osman, lockbit, babuk, tortilla, pikabot, akira, loandepot, toronto zoo, fidelity, ico, hmg, coinbase, vw, asyncrat, spectralblur, stuxnet, atomic stealer, alaska airlines, xdedic, netgear, hyundai, apache hadoop, ofcom, sea turtle, ivanti, volt typhoon, remcosrat, sandworm, kyivstar, bit24.cash, qnap, kyberslash, video station, qumagie, netatalk, rocketmq, fortios, fortiproxy, sap, kerberos, kyocera, android, unity, cisco, connect secure, apple, adobe, d-link, joomla, sqli, cacti, xm, github, black arrow cyber, black arrow, threat intelligence, osint, ncsc, national cyber security centre, cpni, mi5, gchq, cert, nca, national crime agency, europol, interpol, enisa, nato, cyber, information security, it security, cyber warfare, russia, north korea, china, iran

Black Arrow Cyber Threat Briefing 01 December 2023

Black Arrow Cyber Threat Intelligence Briefing 01 December 2023:

-Law Firms Face Surge in Targeted Attacks as Hundreds Impacted by Single Attack

-Approach Cyber Security Awareness Training by Engaging People at All Levels

-Board Support Remains Critical as Majority of CISOs Experience Repeat Cyber Attacks

-Ransomware Attacks Surge 81% in October as New Threat Actors Emerge

-Hacked Microsoft Word Documents Being Used to Trick Windows Users

-Mitigating Deepfake Threats in The Corporate World

-Black Basta Ransomware Made Over $100 Million From Extortion Alone

-Long Recovery Times After Cyber Attacks Could Annihilate Your Organisation

-Booking.com Customers Scammed in Novel Social Engineering Campaign

-Stop Panic Buying Your Security Products and Start Prioritising

-A Fifth of UK SMBs Unable to Spot Scams

Black Arrow AdminDecember 3, 2023paris water agency, kubernetes, ssndob, dollar tree, general electric, ray, qilin, nassau bay, gloucestershire, cts, a&o, allen & overy, ibm, ncc group, deepfake, black basta, booking.com, vidar infostealer, secureworks, uk finance, sysjoker, onedrive, fidelity national, ardent health, henry schein, dp world, staples, stanford university, london and zurich, british library, zoom, google chrome, zyxel, owncloud, uber, allianz, moveit, graham cluley, djvu, xaro, cactus, qlik sense, rhysida, hse, yanfeng, telekopye, threatlabz, chatgpt, genai, redline, scrubcrypt, gh0st rat, logofail, namedrop, okta, gulf air, radware, nxp, killnet, motorola, meta, sec, solarwinds, colp, shadowy, rust, deloitte, kpmg, konni, macos, openssl, splunk, zscaler, bluffs, bluetooth, black arrow cyber, black arrow, threat intelligence, osint, ncsc, national cyber security centre, cpni, mi5, gchq, cert, nca, national crime agency, europol, interpol, enisa, nato, cyber, information security, it security, cyber warfare, russia, north korea, china, iran

Black Arrow Cyber Threat Briefing 24 November 2023

Black Arrow Cyber Threat Intelligence Briefing 24 November 2023:

-The Human Element- Cyber Security’s Great Challenge

-Good Cyber Hygiene is a Strategic Imperative for SMEs, Report Shows

-Despite Increasing Ransomware Attacks, Some Companies in Denial

-A Single Supply Chain Related Ransomware Incident Spurred UK Decision Makers to Spend Big on Cyber as Latest Victim Count exceeds 2.6K Organisations and 77M People

-The True Cost of a Ransomware Attack

-Largest Study of Its Kind Shows Outdated Password Practices Are Putting Millions at Risk

-Cyber Security Investment Involves More Than Just Technology

-Questions Leaders Must Ask Themselves on Security Culture

-There’s a Crossover Between Organised Crime, Financial Crime, and Nation-State Crime

-Cyber Attack on British Library Highlights Lack of UK Resilience

-Organisations Rethink Cyber Security Investments to Meet NIS2 and DORA Directive Requirements

-The Cyber Security Lawsuit Boards are Talking About

-UK and Republic of Korea Issue Warning About North Korea State-Linked Cyber Actors Attacking Software Supply Chains

Black Arrow AdminNovember 26, 2023windows hello, sekoia, noescape, netscaler, british library, smartscreen, verizon, kaspersky, alphv, blackcat, lockbit, moveit, pwc, stanford university, jbs foods, colonial pipeline, dora, nis2, sec, palo alto, solarwinds, akamai, scattered spider, capita, royal mail, icbc, allen & overy, london & zurich, citrixbleed, rhysida, clorox, fnf, yamaha motor, darkgate, pikabot, bloomberg twitter, mirai, infectedslurs, mysql, pypi, gamaredon, atomic stealer, qakbot, ducktail, konni, fcc, moescape, morgan stanley, tmaxsoft, marriot, lazarus, nordpass, winscp, wirecard, litterdrifter, mustang panda, winrar, diamond sleet, cyberlink, dprk, toyota, citrix netscaller, sophos, oracle, coldfusion, splunk, tor project, gmail, google drive, black arrow cyber, black arrow, threat intelligence, osint, ncsc, national cyber security centre, cpni, mi5, gchq, cert, nca, national crime agency, europol, interpol, enisa, nato, cyber, information security, it security, cyber warfare, russia, north korea, china, iran

Black Arrow Cyber Threat Briefing 17 November 2023

Black Arrow Cyber Threat Intelligence Briefing 17 November 2023:

-Cyber Resilience Requires Maturity, Persistence & Board Engagement

-Security is a Process, Not a Tool

-46% of SMBs and Enterprises Have Experienced a Ransomware Attack

-Cyber Threat Intelligence: Getting on the Front Foot Against Adversaries

-67% of Workers Put Businesses at Risk by Downloading Applications and Software Without Permission

-The Persistent Menace: Understanding And Combating Ransomware, as New Ransomware Groups Account for Quarter of All Leaks in 2023

-Financial Services still Stubbornly Vulnerable to Cyber Disruption

-Worlds Biggest Bank Hit by Ransomware, Workers Forced to Trade With USB Sticks

-NCSC Warns UK Over Significant Threat to Critical Infrastructure

-Ransomware Gang Files SEC Complaint Over Victim’s Undisclosed Breach

-Businesses are Losing Huge Chunks of Their Revenue to Cyber Attacks

-Phishing Emails Are More Believable Than Ever. Here's What to Do About It.

Black Arrow AdminNovember 19, 2023ethereum, electric ireland, vietnam post, docker, dragos, long beach, british library, dp world, withsecure, fca, icbc, fs-isac, ukraine, denmark, alphv, blackcat, sec, merdianlink, fortinet, lockbit, opentext, kevin beaumont, google workspace, hive, mgm, caesars, rhysida, google ads, bibi-windows, rackspace, tri-city, maine, moveit, boeing, mr cooper, royal mail, clorox, toyota, medusa, lorenz, stellantis, bulletprooflink, zimbra, bulletproftlink, chatgpt, effluence, atlassian, confluence, ducktail, cherryblos, temu, mclaren, chess.com, linkedin, truepill, ipstorm, alphalock, aon, tetra, nordpass, meta, youtube, morgan stanley, nist, nist csf 2.0, aviram azar, bluenoroff, citrixbleed, juniper, patch tuesday, azure cli, wordpress, apache activemq, sap, darkcasino, citrix, citrix hypervisor, amd, amd epyc, sophos, ooda loop, screenconnect, threatx, black arrow cyber, black arrow, threat intelligence, osint, ncsc, national cyber security centre, cpni, mi5, gchq, cert, nca, national crime agency, europol, interpol, enisa, nato, cyber, information security, it security, cyber warfare, russia, north korea, china, iran

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