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Black Arrow Cyber Threat Briefing 29 March 2024

Black Arrow Cyber Threat Intelligence Briefing 29 March 2024:

-Only 3% of Organisations Globally are Fully Prepared for Cyber Threats

-China Cyber Attacks a Reminder Beijing Poses ‘Constant and Sophisticated’ Threat to Western Cyber Security

-Companies With Advanced Cyber Security Performance Deliver Nearly Four Times’ Higher Shareholder Return Than Their Peers

-Hackers Hit High-Risk Individuals’ Personal Accounts

-Cyber Security Threats in International Relations: Are We Prepared for a Digital Pearl Harbour?

-High Net Worths Urged to Improve Digital Hygiene in Fight Against Cyber Crime

-Key Lessons from Microsoft’s Password Spray Hack: Secure Every Account

-Mitigating Third-Party Risk Requires a Collaborative, Thorough Approach

-IT Leaders Struggle to Keep up With Emerging Threats, as 92% of IT Leaders Say Cyber Threats Are on the Rise, 51% See AI Attacks for the First Time

-Only 5% of Boards Have Cyber Security Expertise

-Google’s New AI Search Results Promotes Sites Pushing Malware and Scams

-Report Calls Out Cyber Risks to Financial Sector Fuelled by AI

Black Arrow AdminMarch 31, 2024mozilla, github, darkgate, ozempic, alphv, vmray, blackcat, bleepingcomputer, cisco, apt31, ian duncan smith, ibm security x-force, digital pearl harbour, google search generative experience, sge, british library, nhs scotland, scullion law, panera bread, clorox, western isles, darcula, strelastealer, threatlabz, netsupport, ftx, blovkfi, cozy bear, muddywater, ray framework, microsoft 365, gmail, connectwise, screenconnect, themoon, spycloud, at&t, dora, m-chip vulnerability, nis2, f5, nvd, macos, ios, firefox, gofetch, dnssec, vmware esxi, ftse 100, paris olympics, fortinet, microsoft, malvertising, qr codes, lockbit, rhysida, vietnam, mfa bombing, python, elections, oliver dowden, snp, cars, connected vehicles, japan, finland, 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 01 December 2023

Black Arrow Cyber Threat Intelligence Briefing 01 December 2023:

-Law Firms Face Surge in Targeted Attacks as Hundreds Impacted by Single Attack

-Approach Cyber Security Awareness Training by Engaging People at All Levels

-Board Support Remains Critical as Majority of CISOs Experience Repeat Cyber Attacks

-Ransomware Attacks Surge 81% in October as New Threat Actors Emerge

-Hacked Microsoft Word Documents Being Used to Trick Windows Users

-Mitigating Deepfake Threats in The Corporate World

-Black Basta Ransomware Made Over $100 Million From Extortion Alone

-Long Recovery Times After Cyber Attacks Could Annihilate Your Organisation

-Booking.com Customers Scammed in Novel Social Engineering Campaign

-Stop Panic Buying Your Security Products and Start Prioritising

-A Fifth of UK SMBs Unable to Spot Scams

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Black Arrow Cyber Threat Briefing 27 October 2023

Black Arrow Cyber Threat Intelligence Briefing 27 October 2023:

-More Companies Adopt Board-Level Cyber Security Committees

-Ransomware Attacks Rise by More Than 95% Over 2022, to All Time High

-Security Still Not a Priority for a Third of SMBs Despite 73% Suffering Cyber Attack Last Year

-More Than 46 Million Potential Cyber Attacks Logged Every Day

-Fighting Cyber Attacks Requires Top-Down Approach

-Email Security Threats are More Dangerous This Year as Over 200 Million Malicious Emails Detected in Q3 2023

-98% of Security Leaders Worry About Risks of Generative AI as Fears Drive Spending

-48% of Organisations Predict Cyber Attack Recovery Could Take Weeks

-Cyber Security Awareness Doesn't Cut It; It's Time to Focus on Behaviour

-How Cyber Security Has Evolved in The Past 20 Years

-Rising Global Tensions Could Portend Destructive Hacks

Black Arrow AdminOctober 29, 2023kaspersky, splunk, corvus, sophos, amazon web services, aws, theft resource center, itrc, bt group, chatgpt, abnormal, ibm, gartner, gmail, sonicwall, allianz, scattered spider, lockbit, opentext, rhysida, gopix, lumar, cl0p, clop, mgm resorts, ragnar locker, blackcat, myriad, avoslocker, threatlabz, sec, security exchange comission, henry schein, akira, volex, booking.com, akamai, deepmind, lua, okta, darkgate, samsung, galaxay s23, pwn2own, intellexa, google play, rapid reset, 23andme, bt, qubitstrike, jupyter notebook, aviva, linkedin, google ads, facebook, instagram, cmmc 2.0, shadowdragon, isreal, hamas, glasgow, navy, roundcube, citrix bleed, citrix, netscaler, soloarwinds, cisco-ios-xe, vmware, vcenter, oauth, firefox, chrome, grammerly, vidio, bukalapak, macos, ios, f5, npsa, cabinet office, 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 10 June 2022

-Business Email Compromise (BEC) Attacks Have Risen 53% Year-Over-Year

-Ransomware Attacks Setting New Records

-Hackers Are Now Hiding Inside Networks for Longer. That's Not a Good Sign

-Paying Ransomware Paints Bigger Bullseye on Target’s Back

-Organisations Fix Only 1 in 10 Vulnerabilities Monthly

-Cyber Attack Surface "Spiralling Out of Control"

-Phishing Hits All-Time High in Q1 2022

-Ransomware's ROI Retreat Will Drive More BEC Attacks

-The Real Cost of Cyber Attacks: What Organisations Should Be Prepared For

-Why Smishing and Vishing Attempts Surged In 2021?

-Know Your Enemy! Learn How Cyber Crime Adversaries Get In…

-Small Businesses Struggle with an Increase in Cyber Attacks

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Black Arrow Cyber Threat Briefing 22 April 2022

Black Arrow Cyber Threat Briefing 22 April 2022:

-Why Ransomware Attacks Prefer Small Business Targets Rather Than Rich Enterprises

-Ransomware Plagues Finance Sector as Cyber Attacks Get More Complex

-76% of Organisations Worldwide Expect to Suffer a Cyber Attack This Year

-Most Email Security Approaches Fail to Block Common Threats

-Financial Leaders Grappling with More Aggressive and Sophisticated Attack Methods

-Hackers Sneak Malware into Resumes Sent to Corporate Hiring Managers

-West Warns of Russian Cyber-Attacks As Concerns Rise Over Putin’s Nuclear Rhetoric

-Criminals Adopting New Methods To Bypass Improved Defences, Says Zscaler

-Cyber Criminals Are ‘Drinking the Tears’ Of Ukrainians

-Hackers For Hire Attempt to Destroy Hedge Fund Manager's Reputation

-New Threat Groups and Malware Families Emerging

-Economic Warfare: Attacks on Critical Infrastructure Part of Geopolitical Conflict

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