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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 18th August 2023

Black Arrow Cyber Threat Intelligence Briefing 18 August 2023:

-Ransomware Group Targeting MSPs Worldwide in New Campaign

-As Ransomware Surges, A lack of Resources Makes SMBs Most Vulnerable

-Business Email Compromise Attack Costs Far Exceeding Ransomware Losses

-Email Phishing Remains the Main Entry for Cyber Criminals; People with Six Personality Traits are More Susceptible

-Gartner Study Finds Generative AI to be a Top Emerging Risk for Organisations

-LinkedIn Suffers Significant Wave of Account Hacks

-High Net-Worth Families are at Risk of Cyber Crime

-Cyber Attack Rule Raises Insurance Risks for Corporate Officers

-PSNI and UK Voter Breaches Show Data Security Should be Taken More Seriously

-The Imperative of Cyber Preparedness: The Power of Tabletop Exercises

-Why Are Phones a Cyber Security Weak Spot?

Black Arrow AdminAugust 20, 2023fortnite, roblox, maginotdns, wordpress, avada, amd, xurum, audiocodes, ivanti, adblock 360, kubernetes, cumbria, suffolk, norfolk, mpd fm, gigabud, ernst& young, secureworks, digiheals, blackcat, crimeware, freedom of information, foi, cloudflare, gartner, chatgpt, blackberry, linkedin, sec, securuties and exchange commission, psni, electoral comission, play, knight, tripadvisor, onedrive, netwalker, lolekhosted, vmware esxi, monti, rapid7, sophos, royal, blalckcat, moveit, hhs, ibm, lockbit, prince goerge, clorox, bianlian, meta, zimbr, owasp, google, openai, zoom, macos, citrix netscaler, xworm, remcos, gootloader, racoon stealer, janelarat, aukill, slack, trello, lapsus$, mirai, ford, sync3, alberta dental, discord.io, ftx, sam bankman, powershell, typosquatting, doubledrive, aws, amazon, whatsapp, mog, apt29, starlink, zulip, apt31, magento, chrome 116, firefox, iso 31000, coso, proxyjacking, hyperjacking, 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 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

Black Arrow AdminAugust 6, 2023collide power, akamai, microsoft defender, bleedingpipe, oracle, cisco talos, wsus servers, bluecharlie, microsoft teams, hot topic, abyss locker, azure ad cts, bitfinex, vyper, space pirates, canon, rilide, lokibot, darkgate, emotet, whatsapp, signal, spynote, cherrybios, fruity trojan, avrecon, remcos, p2pinfect, tempur sealy, uws, moveit, esxi, securities exchange commission, sec, iba, amazon, google, meta, microsoft, joe biden, salesforce, facebook, midnight blizzard, international bar association, criticalstart, mssql, trickbot, conti, darkbert gpt, chatgpt, icedid, aws, modern warefare 2, barracuda, socksescort, wikiloader, nodestealer, blackberry, chrome, kaspersky, flipperzero, tesla, capita, aws ssm, jumpcloud, braverman, scarf, cult of dead cow, owasp, tor, bluebravo, graphical proton, starlink, cloudzy, apt34, starkmule, ivanti, epmm, citrix sharefile, log4j, firefox, tenable, bpp, dcms, dsit, 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 March 2023

Black Arrow Cyber Threat Briefing 17 March 2023:

-Almost Half of IT Leaders Consider Security as an Afterthought

-Over $10bn Lost To Online Frauds, with Pig Butchering and Investment Scams Accounting for $3B, Overtaking BEC – FBI Report Says

-Over 721 Million Passwords Were Leaked in 2022

-How Much of a Cyber Security Risk are Suppliers?

-90% of £5m+ Businesses Hit by Cyber Attacks

-Rushed Cloud Migrations Result in Escalating Technical Debt

-17 European Nations Targeted by Russia in 2023 as Espionage Ramping Up

-Microsoft Warns of Large-Scale Use of Phishing Kits

-BEC Volumes Double on Phishing Surge

-The Risk of Pasting Confidential Company Data in ChatGPT

-Ransomware Attacks have Entered a New Phase

-MI5 Launches New Agency to Tackle State-Backed Attacks

-Why Cyber Awareness Training is an Ongoing Process

Black Arrow AdminMarch 19, 2023pig butchering, forbes, phishing kits, secureworks, chatgpt, npsa, national protective security authority, hornetsecurity, counter terrorism security office, blackbaud, sec ransomware, clop, goanywhere, lockbit, essendant, spacex, maximum industries, makop, catb, ring, dish, chipmixer, arnold clark, kaspersky, conti, soc, meowcorp, bianlian, exotic lily, svb, prometei, oscars, batloader, netwire, kamikakabot, youtube, vidar stealer, ursnif, dark pink, asian, emotet, zeus, vivern, silkloader, teamtnt, adobe, acrobat, redline, xenomorph, goatrat, twitter, google, samsung, pixel, fakecalls, akuvox, tesla, bmw, cerebral, acronis, italy, la housing, rubrik, fortra, latitude, us marshals service, decoy miner, dogecoin, litecoin, zcash, ftx, euler finance, deepfake, dark web, crowdstrike, active directory, tls, whatsapp, tiktok, palantir, gtp-4, royal navy, remcos, yorotrooper, micronesia, apt29, sandworm, poland, sonicwall, tick, cve-2023-20049, sap, coldfusion, cve-2023-23397, firefox, winre, bitlocker, bitwarden, mfa, powershell, brazil, flipper zero, ndr, casper, 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, cyber incident response, cyber incident response team, cyber emergency response, computer incident response, computer emergency response, emergency response, subject matter experts, it security, trusted adviser, trusted partner, vciso, virtual chief information security officer, viso, information security officer, security executive on demand, security as a service, security on demand, cyber security strategy, cyber strategy, cyber kill chain, security as a a service, security-as-a-service, ncsc, national cyber security centre, cpni, mi5, gchq, cert, cert-uk

Black Arrow Cyber Threat Briefing 10 March 2023

Black Arrow Cyber Threat Briefing 10 March 2023:

-Business Email Compromise Attacks Can Take Just Hours

-Research Reveals ‘Password’ is Still the Most Common Term used by Hackers to Breach Enterprise Networks

-Just 10% of Firms Can Resolve Cloud Threats in an Hour

-MSPs in the Crosshair of Ransomware Gangs

-Stolen Credentials Increasingly Empower the Cyber Crime Underground

-It’s Time to Assess the Potential Dangers of an Increasingly Connected World

-Mounting Cyber Threats Mean Financial Firms Urgently Need Better Safeguards

-Developers Leaked 10m Credentials Including Passwords in 2022

-Cyber Threat Detections Surges 55% In 2022

-European Central Bank Tells Banks to Run Cyber Stress Tests after Rise in Hacker Attacks

-Employees Are Feeding Sensitive Business Data to ChatGPT

-Is Ransomware Declining? Not So Fast Experts Say

-Preventing Corporate Data Breaches Starts With Remembering That Leaks Have Real Victims

-Faced With Likelihood of Ransomware Attacks, Businesses Still Choosing to Pay Up

-Experts See Growing Need for Cyber Security Workers as One in Six Jobs go Unfilled

Black Arrow AdminMarch 12, 2023Specops, nist, ico, gdpr, hipaa, cyber essentials, ncsc, palo alto networks, palo alto, msp, rackspace, lastpass, flashpoint, cisco, fortinet, imf, international monetary fund, supervisory authorities, banks, gitguardian, github, api keys, trend micro, ecb, european central bank, chatgpt, powerpoint, crowdstrike, proofpoint, ictc, information and communications technology council, oakland, indigo books, lockbit, doppelpaymer, ransom house, clinic de barcelona, icefire, black and mcdonald, dnd, blacksnake, chaos ransomware, emotet, sms pumping, draytek, pypi, onenote, snake, uefi, mock folders, blackmamba, scrubcrypt, plugx, sonicwall, remcos, transparent tribe, romance scam, google one, android trojan, akamai, tpm 2.0, hikvision, king sandringham, chick-fil-a, paypal, acer, conglomerate, verizon, congress, dc health, acronis, at&t, bidencash, ftx, oracle, weblogic, flutterwave, uk government, munich re, snap, solarwinds, sbom, tiktok, twitter, biden, owasp, pci, netwire, mitre, vishing, edr, pegasus, mqsttang, mustang panda, sharp panda, whatsapp, telegram, lazarus, nhs, kev, vulncheck, microsoft word, starlink, vmware, adobe experience manager, chrome, veeam, jenkins, bitwarden

Black Arrow Cyber Threat Briefing 04 March 2022

-Cyber Criminals Exploit Invasion of Ukraine

-UK Data Watchdog Urges Vigilance Amid Heightened Cyber Threat

-Phishing - Still a Problem, Despite All The Work

-Phishing Attacks Hit All-Time High In December 2021

-Ransomware Infections Top List Of The Most Common Results Of Phishing Attacks

-Social Media Phishing Attacks Are at An All Time High

-Insurance Giant AON Hit by a Cyber Attack

-How Prepared Are Organisations To Face Email-Based Ransomware Attacks?

-The Most Impersonated Brands in Phishing Attacks

-As War Escalates In Europe, It’s ‘Shields Up’ For The Cyber Security Industry

-2022 May Be The Year Cyber Crime Returns Its Focus To Consumers

-Kaspersky Neutral Stance In Doubt As It Shields Kremlin

Black Arrow AdminMarch 6, 2022remcos, agent tesla, wizard spider, malware-as-a-service, bitdefender, ico, information commissioners office, john edwards, moscow, ukraine, apwg, abnormal security, crane hassold, egress, social media, vade, facebook, aon, sec, securities and exchange commission, phishalarm, reposify, reasonlabs, gazprom, kaspersky, kaspersky lab, eugene kaspersky, kremlin, bridgestone, toyota, nvidia, conti, axis, trickbot, emotet, teabot, sharkbot, lawyers, samsung, credit suisse, log4j, log4shell, tcp middlebox, foxblade, icann, ghostwriter, isaacwiper, wipers, cisco, expressway, telepresence cgroups, firefox, voipmonitor, gitlab, karma, proxyshell, salt security, microsoft teams, 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 assessment, risk 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