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Black Arrow Cyber Threat Briefing 05 April 2024

Black Arrow Cyber Threat Intelligence Briefing 05 April 2024:

-Corporations with Effective Cyber Governance Create 4 Times More Value, Boosting Shareholder Returns

-Ransomware Incidents Reported to UK Financial Regulator Doubled

-Half of British SMEs Have Lost Data in Past Five Years: Threat Indicators Show 2024 Already Promising to be Worse Than 2023

-Researchers Report Sevenfold Increase in Data Theft Cases, as 17 billion Personal Records Exposed in Breaches in 2023

-AI Abuse and Misinformation Campaigns Threaten Financial Institutions

-Security Teams are ‘Overconfident’ About Handling Next-Gen Threats

-AI Makes Phishing Attacks Accessible to Basic Users

-Cyber Attacks Wreaking Physical Disruption on the Rise

-73% Brace for Cyber Security Impact on Business in Next Two Years

-To Stay Ahead of Ransomware Businesses Need to Adopt An Offensive Security Mindset

-Cyber Security Imperative for Protecting Executives

-The Increasing Role of Cyber Security Experts in Complex Legal Disputes

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Black Arrow January Sale: Cyber Security training for £700 per session*

Relying only on your IT protection is leaving you exposed to significant cyber risks.

When your technology allows that malicious email to reach your employees, you need your staff to enforce your people and operational controls. It is your last opportunity to stop an incident.

Our January Sale is an exceptional opportunity to learn from world class qualified experts in managing Cyber Security across people, operations and technology.

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Black Arrow Cyber Threat Briefing 27 August 2021

-Cyber Crime Losses Triple To £1.3bn In 1h 2021

-New Ransomware Wake-Up Call

-22% Of Cyber Security Incidents In H1 2021 Were Ransomware Attacks

-Key Email Threats And The High Cost Of Business Email Compromise

-Microsoft Warns Thousands Of Cloud Customers Of Exposed Databases

-58% Of IT Leaders Worried Their Business Could Become A Target Of Rising Nation State Attacks

-Cyber Insurance Market Encounters ‘Crisis Moment’ As Ransomware Costs Pile Up

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The majority of data breaches over the last couple of years were caused by users sending emails to the wrong recipients - how can you stop this?

Welcome to this week's Black Arrow Cyber Tip Tuesday, this week Tony is talking about users sending emails to the wrong recipient. The majority of data breaches reported to the data commissioner, both locally and nationally, have involved users sending emails to the wrong recipients. This is clearly a problem and many technical controls won't defend against this as this comes down to human error. Human error is the leading cause of data breaches today, because people make mistakes and break the rules. In many cases, people may not even realise they’re doing anything wrong. If businesses want to keep their data safe, they need to start at the human level and create a people-centric approach to cyber security that focuses on educating and protecting their employees. We can help provide controls that help to reinforce this human level and reduce instances of users send emails to the wrong recipients.

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