Tag: #SecurityAwareness
On Sunday, popular Password Manager Dashlane reported a massive brute-force attack also known as credential stuffing. In the latter, user accounts are fed with as many username and password combinations as needed with the objective that one will be the correct one. The good news is that the company’s internal systems were not affected. However […]
AI-powered ransomware now plays a role in close to 80% of ransomware campaigns, based on recent cybersecurity research and industry reporting. At the same time, phishing continues to account for over 80% of initial access in cyberattacks, and more than 70% of ransomware incidents now include data exfiltration along with encryption. These are not isolated […]
For years, ransomware attacks followed a predictable pattern. Attackers broke into corporate networks, encrypted files, and demanded payment in exchange for a decryption key. Organizations often paid because restoring operations without the key could take weeks.That situation is changing.Organizations have significantly improved their backup strategies, disaster recovery plans, and cyber resilience frameworks. Many companies can […]