Considered one of the top global threats, ransomware has been rising year on year, with Forbes citing malware as the cause of more than ⅕ of cyber attacks in 2022. As businesses have evolved post-pandemic to adopt more hybrid ways of work, IT teams need to focus their security efforts on how their employees perform their roles, as well as improve security awareness among staff to mitigate threats.
This eBook dives into the true cost of malware and considers how much of a threat this poses organisations in 2023 so that you can be fully informed .
Download now to learn how to recognise when a malware attack could be affecting your business, how to respond, and how to recover from it.
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Majority of English data centers use less water than a 'typical leisure center'News England’s data centers are surprisingly efficient when it comes to water consumption
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Average ransom payment doubles in a single quarterNews Targeted social engineering and data exfiltration have become the biggest tactics as three major ransomware groups dominate
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BlackSuit ransomware gang taken down in latest law enforcement sting – but members have already formed a new groupNews The notorious gang has seen its servers taken down and bitcoin seized, but may have morphed into a new group called Chaos
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Google cyber researchers were tracking the ShinyHunters group’s Salesforce attacks – then realized they’d also fallen victimNews In an update to an investigation on the ShinyHunters group, Google revealed it had also been affected
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Nearly one-third of ransomware victims are hit multiple times, even after paying hackersNews Many ransomware victims are being hit more than once, largely thanks to fragmented security tactics
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75% of UK business leaders are willing to risk criminal penalties to pay ransomsNews A ransom payment ban is a great idea - until you're the one being targeted...
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The Scattered Spider ransomware group is infiltrating Slack and Microsoft Teams to target vulnerable employeesNews The group is using new ransomware variants and new social engineering techniques - including sneaking into corporate teleconferences
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Hackers breached a 158 year old company by guessing an employee password – experts say it’s a ‘pertinent reminder’ of the devastating impact of cyber crimeNews A Panorama documentary exposed hackers' techniques and talked to the teams trying to tackle them
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The ransomware boom shows no signs of letting up – and these groups are causing the most chaos
News Thousands of ransomware cases have already been posted on the dark web this year
