2023 ThreatLabz state of ransomware report
Learn about what will shape future ransomware defense strategies
Ransomware attacks are evolving. These attacks have become more complex and can compromise thousands of devices, and attackers have shifted their attention to target enterprises and academic organizations.
The 2023 ThreatLabz state of ransomware report provides an overview of the current ransomware threat landscape. The information in this report will help IT staff protect their organizations from digital extortion.
Here's what you'll learn:
- 2022's top ransomware attack statistics by industry and ransomware family
- Key ransomware trends such as: supply chain attacks, ransomware as a service, geo-political and law enforcement attacks, and more
- How to safeguard your organization against ransomware attacks with a zero trust strategy
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Ransomware negotiator sentenced for role in major cyber crime groupNews Deniss Zolotarjovs was a key player in a group associated with Conti
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Threat actors ditch ‘spray and pray’ attacks in shift to targeted exploitationNews A dip in ransomware volumes points to a more targeted approach focused on vulnerability exploitation
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Security leaders overconfident about ransomware recoveryNews Few manage to recover all their data, and many experience business disruption
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German authorities want your help finding the hackers behind GandCrab and REvilNews Daniil Maksimovich Shchukin and Anatoly Sergeevitsch Kravchuk are believed to have made millions from ransomware as a service schemes
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The rise of teen hackers ‘makes for a good headline’, but cyber crime activities peak later in life
News With family responsibilities and mortgages to pay, it's not teenagers dishing out malware or carrying out cyber extortion
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Cyber resilience tunnel vision is leaving enterprises open to external threatsNews Many enterprises are overlooking supply chain risks as part of their cyber resilience strategies
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Securing the supply chain: Why zero trust and recovery readiness are non-negotiableIndustry Insights To prevent supply chain attacks, suppliers must be embedded in trusted business architecture
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‘They are able to move fast now’: AI is expanding attack surfaces – and hackers are looking to reap the same rewards as enterprises with the technologyNews Potent new malware strains, faster attack times, and the rise of shadow AI are causing havoc
