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Black Arrow Cyber Threat Briefing 14 July 2023

Black Arrow Cyber Threat Briefing 14 July 2023:

-Cyber Attacks Are a War We'll Never Win, but We Can Defend Ourselves

-Helping Boards Understand Cyber Risks

-Enterprise Risk Management Should Inform Cyber Risk Strategies

-Law Firms at High Risk of Attack as Ransomware Groups Begin to Focus Attention

-20% of Malware Attacks Bypass Antivirus Protection

-Ransomware Payments and Extortion Spiked Compared to 2022

-AI, Trust, and Data Security are Key Issues for Finance Firms and Their Customers

-Caution: Microsoft Warns of Office Zero-Day Attacks with No Patch Available

-Scam Page Volumes Surge 304% Annually

-Financial Industry Faces Soaring Ransomware Threat

-The Need for Risk-Based Vulnerability Management to Combat Threats

-Government Agencies Breached in Microsoft 365 Email Attacks

-Concerns Raised as Report Questions UK’s “Completely Inadequate” Defence to Threats from China

-Hackers Backed by North Korea have Stolen Billions of Dollars Over the Last Five Years

Black Arrow AdminJuly 16, 2023strava, fin7, mandiant, razer, breachforums, isle of man, hca, toitoin, gates corporation, bart, deutsche bank, clop, axie, chainalysis, covid-19, fsi, gartner, baracuda networks, socradar, sophos, trend micro, chainanalysis, storm-0558, fceb, federal civilian executive branch, cisa, watchdog, ncsc, sra, socilitors regulation authority, moveit, bbc, boots, shell, cl0p, big head, redenergy, blackbyte, capita, royal navy, romcom, chatgpt, wormgpt, truebot, noknok, macos, avrecon, linux, google play, uber, rockstar grand theft auto 6, storm-0978, emotet, amazon prime day, zurich, silentbob, scarleteel, cryptojacking, aws, ofcom, aws fargate, solarwinds, bmw, killnet, revolut, vmware, adobe, zimbra, mastodon, stackrot, juniper networks, ghostcript, honeywell, nhs, letscall, evil qr, charming kitten, blacklotus, shadowvault, nickelodeon, quickblox, wordpress, picassoloader, black arrow cyber, black arrow, threat intelligence, osint, 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 16 June 2023

Black Arrow Cyber Threat Briefing 16 June 2023:

-Hacker Gang Clop Deploys Extortion Tactics Against Global Companies

-Social Engineering Drives BEC Losses to $50B Globally

-Creating A Cyber-Conscious Culture—It Must Be Driven from the Top

-Artificial Intelligence is Coming to Windows: Are Your Security Policy Settings Ready?

-Cyber Crooks Targeting Employees, Organisations Fight Back with Training Programs

-Massive Phishing Campaign Uses 6,000 Sites to Impersonate 100 Brands

-A Recent Study Shows Over One in Ten Brits are Willing to Engage in ‘Illegal or Illicit’ Online Behaviour as the Cost of Living Crisis Worsens, Driving Insider Threat Concerns

-Microsoft Office 365 Phishing Reveals Signs of Much Larger BEC Campaign

-Europol Warns of Metaverse and AI Terror Threat

-What is AI, and is it Dangerous?

-Cyber Liability Insurance Vs. Data Breach Insurance: What's the Difference?

-Exploring the Dark Web: Hitmen for Hire and the Realities of Online Activities

Black Arrow AdminJune 18, 2023fxstreet, jsc, aria, seg, okta, mssql, esxi, cadet blizzard, romcom, zacks, vidar, shampoo, spectralviper, chatgpt, university of manchester, lockbit, zellis, dark web, hitmen, tor, clop, british airways, boots, bbc, nike, puma, asics, vans, adidas, columbia, superdry, converse, casio, timberland, salomon, crocs, sketchers, the north face, europol, ai, fortinet, moveit, cisa, ofcom, minnesota, shell, jbs, st. margrets health, itwire, fiig, alphv, xplain, fss, log4j, rhysida, ulez, github, gozi, azure, flipper zero, fortra, tfl, verizon, sharepoint, strava, gloucester, esxei, gamaredon, barracuda, shuckworm, bitwarden, woocommerce, vmware, ciisec, black arrow cyber, black arrow, threat intelligence, osint, ncsc, national cyber security centre, cpni, mi5, gchq, cert, nca, national crime agency, interpol, enisa, nato, cyber, information security, it security, cyber warfare

Black Arrow Cyber Threat Briefing 02 June 2023

Black Arrow Cyber Threat Briefing 02 June 2023:

-How to Keep Cyber Attacks from Tanking Your Balance Sheet

-Company Size Doesn’t Matter When It Comes to Cyber Attacks

-‘Exceptional’ Cyber Attacks Now Normal, says BT Security Chief

-How State-Sponsored/Advanced Persistent Threat Groups (APTs) Target SMBs

-Phishing Campaigns Thrive as Evasive Tactics Outsmart Conventional Detection

-Don't be Polite When you Get a Text from a Wrong Number

-Capita Cyber Attack: 90 Downstream Organisations Reported Data Breaches

-Travel-Themed Phishing, BEC Campaigns Get Smarter as Summer Season Arrives

-Organisations Spend 100 Hours Battling Post-Delivery Email Threats

-Ransomware Gangs Adopting Business-like Practices to Boost Profits

-The Sobering Truth About Ransomware—For The 80% Who Paid Up

-The Great CISO Resignation: Why Security Leaders are Quitting in Droves

-When is it Time for a Cyber Hygiene Audit?

Black Arrow AdminJune 4, 2023hot pixels, faronics, migraine, kimsuky, london city airport, pegasus, twitter, netflix, gimp, sslv2, apache nifi, raidforums, ftc, zyxel, operation triangulation, guerilla, predator, rokrat, scarcruft, terminator, stealthy bandit, qbot, palantir, red deer, harvard pilgrim healthcare, blacksuit, alphv, black basta, bl00dy, mcna, acecryptor, bt, mcafee, barracuda networks, withsecure, sophos, capita, watchdog, chatgpt, forrester, ibm, new york, buhti, abb, sas, mcdna, obsidian, blackcat, docusign, pypi, romcom, seroxen, google play, mirai, amazon, tesla, nhs, pentagon, toyota, moveit, prosperix, hmrc, azure, neho, onemain, dark pink, wordpress, chrome, google drive, rackspace, 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

Black Arrow Cyber Threat Briefing 04 November 2022

Black Arrow Cyber Threat Briefing 04 November 2022:

-NCSC Looks Back on Year Of ‘Profound Change’ for Cyber

-LastPass Research Finds False Sense of Cyber Security Running Rampant

-Insurance Giant Settles NotPetya ‘Act of War’ Lawsuit, Signaling Cyber Insurance Shakeup

-Microsoft Warns of Uptick in Hackers Leveraging Publicly-Disclosed 0-Day Vulnerabilities

-Chinese Mob Has 100K Slaves Working in Cambodian Cyber Crime Mills

-Ransomware Research: 17 Leaked Databases Operated by Threat Actors Threaten Third Party Organisations

-Not Enough Ransomware Victims Are Reporting Attacks, And That's a Problem for Everyone

-Hackers Selling Access to 576 Corporate Networks for $4 Million

-Cyber Security Recovery is a Process That Starts Long Before a Cyber Attack Occurs

-Geopolitics Plays Major Role in Cyber Attacks, Says EU Cyber Security Agency

-Russian Hackers Account for Most 2021 Ransomware Schemes, US Says

-Exposed: The Global Hacking Network That Targets VIPs

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