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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
Black Arrow Cyber Threat Briefing 15 July 2022
Black Arrow Cyber Threat Briefing 15 July 2022:
-10,000 Organisations Targeted by Phishing Attack That Bypasses Multi-Factor Authentication
-Businesses Are Adding More Endpoints, But Can’t Manage Them All
-Ransomware Activity Resurges in Q2
-North Korean Hackers Targeting Small and Midsize Businesses with H0lyGh0st Ransomware
-One-Third of Users Without Security Awareness Training Click on Phishing URLs
-Ransomware Scourge Drives Price Hikes in Cyber Insurance
-Conventional Cyber Security Approaches Are Falling Short
-Virtual CISOs Are the Best Defence Against Accelerating Cyber Risks
-Firms Not Planning for Supply Chain Threats
-Data Breach Lawsuit: Will IT Service Provider Capgemini Owe Damages?
-Security Culture: Fear of Cyber Warfare Driving Initiatives
-Cryptocurrency 'Mixers' See Record Transactions from Sanctioned Actors
-Online Payment Fraud Expected to Cost $343B Over Next 5 Years