A majority of ransomware activity resulted from three leading groups. Beazley Security Labs also identified interesting trends with infostealers, including sophisticated techniques to deliver and obfuscate the malware, along with new entrants rising to fill demand.
The success or failure of an attack hinges on the intersection of the information attackers have gleaned about a potential target, and their ability to translate that into a weapon to use against them.
Beazley Security is aware of reports concerning crashes on Windows hosts related to the Falcon Sensor. Beazley Security has written recovery guidance for organizations who are impacted by this issue.
The VERACIS platform was built to serve as a centralized source for all Beazley Security services, starting with our new Managed eXtended Detection and Response (MXDR) offering.
Is your organization getting the most out of its cyber security investment? Many people don’t realize that it is possible to improve your organization’s controls simply by finetuning the ways that you use the resources you already have.
Small and medium-sized businesses have a unique challenge when it comes to cyber security. Unlike large corporations and government agencies that typically have formal information security teams working full time to prevent and manage cyber threats, these smaller companies rarely have the resources to systematically address their ongoing security needs.
Our expert panelists discuss evolving regulatory requirements, best practices, and practical challenges healthcare organizations face during cyberattacks.
Let’s get the acronym out of the way so we are all on the same page – Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA). As a part of an overall Identity and Access Management (IAM) program, MFA can play an important role in managing access and protecting key assets.
As cybercrime expands into new realms, senior leaders from small-town school districts to Fortune 50 companies are looking for better ways to protect priceless data and fend off ransomware attacks. Many organizations are now paying small fortunes to vendors making outlandish promises—even before taking relatively simple and inexpensive steps to prevent ransomware infections and respond effectively to those that do occur.
Rapid technological advancements have forged the way forward, but security often struggles to catch up. Even savvy organizations scramble to close gaps within their environments’ armor, while a threat actor may only need to successfully exploit one to achieve their final objectives
The cyber threat landscape is continually evolving, and organizations are faced with the challenge of responding with tools and processes that may not have been initially designed with these threats in mind.
Once malicious tools have been surreptitiously placed within the boundaries of a target environment, cyberattacks are primed and ready to strike at the first command or trigger.
Unintended data disclosure is usually caused by human error, and it is a persistent risk that can be managed through good data governance and regular employee training.