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Black Arrow Cyber Threat Briefing 6 October 2023

Black Arrow Cyber Threat Intelligence Briefing 06 October 2023:

-Many Cyber Attacks Begin by Breaking Human Trust

-BYOD Should Stand for Bring Your Own Disaster, According to Microsoft Ransomware Data

-SME Cyber Security Knowledge Gap Widens

-UK Security Budgets Under Strain as Cyber Incidents Soar

-Cyber Leaders’ Confidence in Their Organisation’s Defences Plummets, But Costs Mount

-FBI Warns of Dual Ransomware as Data Destruction Dwell Times Hit Low of 24 Hours

-Tech-Savvy Young Workers Might Be the Biggest Cyber Liability to Your Business

-Half of Cyber Security Professionals Report Increase in Cyber Attacks, with 60% of Attacks Going Unreported

-Global Cyber Survey Finds 50% Rise in Cyber Insurance Premiums

-Evolving Conversations: Cyber Security as a Business Risk

-Threats in Cloud Top the List of Executive Cyber Concerns

-Over Half of Phishing Emails Now Use Obfuscation Tactics to Avoid Detection

Black Arrow AdminOctober 8, 2023qakbot, psni, mgm resorts, ey, millenial, gen z, gen x, isaca, pwc, html smuggling, chatbots, ibc, caesars, kroll, gartner, moody, lucr-3, moveit, losttrust, teamcity, lockbit3.0, blackcat, alphv, metaencryptor, lorenz, motel one, mclaren health center, johnson, sony, clorox, evilproxy, usps, lazarus, bing chat, fraudgpt, chatgpt, kaspersky, wormgpt, indeed, asmcrypt, bunnyloader, oakbot, aws, madpot, cloudflare, royal family, fda, siegedsec, blackbaud, 23andme, ftx, target, visa, github, marvin, looney tunables, clearview ai, sec, bruce schneier, apt34, meta, cisa kev, sharepoint server, chrome, ios 17, exim, libwebp, arm gpu, mali, supermicro bmc, uk pension, lyca mobile, malicious hdmi, 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 December 2022

Black Arrow Cyber Threat Briefing 09 December 2022:

-Economic Uncertainty Will Greatly Impact the Spread of Cyber Crime

-Cyber Security Resilience Emerges as Top Priority as 62% of Companies Say Security Incidents Impacted Business Operations

-Cyber Security Should Focus on Managing Risk

-Fear of Cyber Attacks Drives SMBs to Spend More on Software

-Business Email Compromise (BEC) Fraud Attacks Expand Beyond Email and Toward Mobile Devices

-Ransomware Professionalisation Grows as Ransomware-as-a-Service (RaaS) Takes Hold

-Automated Dark Web Markets Sell Corporate Email Accounts For $2

-Cloud Hosting Provider Rackspace Warns of Phishing Risks Following Ransomware Attack

-Security Concerns Scupper Deals for Two-Thirds of Firms

-Microsoft Encourages 'Strong Cyber Hygiene' in Light of Increasing Russian Cyber Attacks

Black Arrow AdminDecember 11, 2022norton, cisco, capterra, slashnet, lockbit, conti, alphv, black basta, vice society, lookingglass, xleet, lufix, kela, racjspace, logrhythm, iridium, sandworm, medibank, intersport, cryptonite, gartner, commonspirit, lj hooker, infostealer malware, truebot malware, neetwrix auditor, raspberry robin worm, github, scattered spider, matter, eufy, zerobot, sequoia, lapsus$, blackproxies, gen z, lazarus, monzo, revolut, starling bank, pig butchering, elon musk, twitter, antwerp, freebsd, taiwan, tiktok, mitre d3fend, pci-sss, callisto, applejesus, apt37, drokbk, fortinet, fortios, waf, sophos, ministry of justice, cobalt strike, black arrow, black arrow cyber, cyber experts, cyber consulting, cyber investigators, cyber, cyber security, infosec, information security, threat intel, threat intelligence, threat report, business risk, business risks, cyber risk management, risk management, cyber risk, cyber security risk, cyber risk assessment, risk assessment, 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Black Arrow Cyber Threat Briefing 21 October 2022

Black Arrow Cyber Threat Briefing 21 October 2022:

-Gen Z, Millennials Really Doesn't Care About Workplace Cyber Security

-Supply Chain Attacks Increased Over 600% This Year and Companies Are Falling Behind

-Cyber-Enabled Crimes Are Biggest Police Concerns

-List of Common Passwords Accounts for Nearly All Cyber Attacks

-Shared Responsibility or Shared Fate? Decentralized IT Means We Are All Cyber Defenders

-Ukraine War Cuts Ransomware as Kremlin Co-Opts Hackers

-96% Of Companies Report Insufficient Security for Sensitive Cloud Data

-Your Microsoft Exchange Server Is a Security Liability

-Are Cyber Security Vendors Pushing Snake Oil?

-Ransomware Preparedness, What Are You Doing Wrong?

-NSA Cybersecurity Director's Six Takeaways from the War in Ukraine

-Microsoft Confirms Server Misconfiguration Led to 65,000+ Companies' Data Leak

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Black Arrow Cyber Threat Briefing 12 November 2021

Black Arrow Cyber Threat Briefing 12 November 2021:

-Covid Impact Heightens Risk Of Cyber Security Breaches

-81% of Organisations Experienced Increased Cyber-Threats During COVID-19

-Phishing Attacks Grow 31.5% Over 2020, Social Media Attacks Continue To Climb

-Threat from Organised Cybercrime Syndicates Is Rising

-Ransomware Gangs Are Using These 'Ruthless' Tactics As They Aim For Bigger Payouts

-Firms Will Struggle to Secure Extended Attack Surface in 2022

-Millions Of Home Wi-Fi Routers Threatened By Malware — What To Do

-Vulnerabilities Associated With Ransomware Increased 4.5% In Q3 2021

-80% Of Organisations Experienced Employees Misusing And Abusing Access To Business Apps

-Gen Z Is Behaving Recklessly Online - And Will Live To Regret It

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