The research for the 2021 Global Threat Insights Report was conducted to better understand the challenges and issues facing businesses worldwide when it comes to escalating cyber attacks. It identifies trends in hacking and malicious attacks, and the financial and reputational impact that breaches had in an unprecedented year.
The report also examines organisations' plans for securing new technology, adopting a cloud-first security strategy, and dealing with the complexity of the current cyber security management environment.
Download this report to discover how to adapt to the security challenges of the distributed workplace and evolve defences to make sure security is intrinsic to infrastructure and operations.
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Trustwave acquisition positions LevelBlue as 'largest pure-play MSSP'News LevelBlue's acquisition of Trustwave will create the world's largest managed security services provider.
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Everything we know about the Qantas cyber attack so farNews While details remain murky, cyber experts told ITPro the Qantas incident bears all the hallmarks of the Scattered Spider ransomware group.
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Broadcom issues urgent alert over three VMware zero-daysNews The firm says it has information to suggest all three are being exploited in the wild
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Threat actors are exploiting a VMware ESXi bug which could be “catastrophic” for affected firmsNews The VMware ESXi hypervisor has become a favorite target in the digital extortion community, according to researchers
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Everything you need to know about the VMware vCenter Server vulnerabilityNews A critical flaw in the VMware vCenter Server management software has been exploited in the wild by a Chinese hacking group since late 2021
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VMware Aria: CISA warns customers to immediately patch productsNews The disclosure marks the third critical vulnerability in as many months for VMware
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VMware’s ESXi security issues spur new ransomware gang into actionNews The popularity of ESXi combined with a lack of security tools makes it an “attractive target” for threat actors
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Warning issued over ransomware attacks targeting VMware ESXi servers globallyNews Businesses have been urged to patch the two-year-old vulnerability amidst heightened ransomware threats
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Linux-based Cheerscrypt ransomware found targeting VMware ESXi serversNews Cheerscrypt malware could cause severe disruption to companies using the virtualisation software
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US security agency issues emergency alert over vulnerable VMware productsNews A string of actively exploited critical vulnerabilities across five popular VMware products has been described as an "unacceptable risk" to government systems
