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Black Arrow Cyber Threat Briefing 16 February 2024
Black Arrow Cyber Threat Intelligence Briefing 16 February 2024:
-Active Phishing Campaigns Targeting Office 365, Another Forcing Remote Management Software Downloads
-Cyber Security is Your Defensive Strategy, Cyber Resilience is Your Business
-Leveraging Threat Intelligence for Regulatory compliance
-The Risks of Quishing and How Enterprises Can Stay Secure
-Phishing Attacks Increased 106% Year Over Year as 91% of Organisations Impacted by AI-enhanced Phishing Attacks
-Microsoft and OpenAI Warn State-backed Threat Actors are Using AI En Masse to Wage Cyber Attacks
-Cyber Risk Management: Bring Security to the Boardroom
-Trustees Open to Cyber Risks by Not Responding to NCSC Reporting Changes
-Nation State Actors Intensify Focus on NATO Member States
Black Arrow Cyber Threat Intelligence Briefing 4th August 2023
Black Arrow Cyber Threat Intelligence Briefing 04 August 2023:
-Top 12 Exploited Vulnerabilities List Highlights Troubling Reality: Many Organisations Still Are Not Patching
-67% of Data Breaches Start with a Single Click, with 1 in 100 Emails Being Malicious
-Ransomware Attacks Hit All Time High. Attackers’ Motives Change, So Should Your Defence
-The Generative AI War Between Companies and Hackers is Starting
-Spend to Save: The CFO’s Guide to Cyber Security Investment
-Corporate Boards Take Heed: Give CISOs the Cold Shoulder at your Peril
-How the Talent Shortage Impacts Cyber Security Leadership
-Salesforce, Meta Suffer Phishing Campaign that Evades Typical Detection Methods
-Cyber Insurance and the Ransomware Challenge
-Microsoft Exposes Russian Hackers' Sneaky Phishing Tactics via Microsoft Teams Chats
-66% of Cyber security Leaders Don’t Trust Their Current Cyber Risk Mitigation Strategies
-Startups Should Move Fast and Remember Cyber Security
Cyber Weekly Flash Briefing 07 August 2020: INTERPOL warn on alarming pace of cyber crime, Canon ransomware, Garmin paid ransom, TV Licence fraud targets elderly, Netgear won’t patch vuln routers
Cyber Weekly Flash Briefing 07 August 2020: INTERPOL warning on “Alarming Pace” of cyber crime, Capital One fined $80m, Canon ransomware attack, Garmin reportedly paid multimillion ransom, Over-75s warned of rise in TV Licence 'phishing' fraud, Netgear Won’t Patch 45 Router Models Vulnerable to Serious Flaw