Category: Cybersecurity Insiders

Ransomware news currently trending on Google

1.) A cloud computing firm named ‘Trellance‘ recently fell victim to hackers spreading ransomware, causing disruptions and outages for approximately 60 credit unions in the United States. The National Credit Union Administration (NCUA), responsible for overseeing technology related to federal…

Getting your organisation post-quantum ready

While quantum computing is still very much in its early stages, it’s important that companies are already thinking about this evolving technology – and more importantly implementing and stress testing much needed solutions suitable for a post-quantum world. In this…

Japan Aerospace Agency hit by ransomware attacks

Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency, commonly referred to as JAXA, recently fell victim to a cyber attack believed to be a ransomware variant. While an official confirmation on the nature of the cyber incident has been issued, specific details regarding the…

Exploring Secure Alternatives to Traditional Passwords

In an era dominated by digital interactions, the need for robust online security measures is more crucial than ever. Passwords, once the primary guardians of our digital realms, are facing increasing vulnerabilities, prompting a search for more secure alternatives. Let’s…

Tips to Get Certified in Cybersecurity in 30 Days

Cybersecurity is a constantly expanding field. At the same time, there simply aren’t enough qualified people to fill the available jobs out there. Research shows the world needs an influx of 4 million more cybersecurity professionals to meet demand. Now’s…

CrowdStrike CEO suggests to use AI to curb ransomware spread

George Kurtz, the CEO of Crowd-Strike, has proposed a strategy for leveraging Artificial Intelligence (AI) to combat ransomware attacks. During an interview with CNBC’s Jim Cramer, Kurtz emphasized that AI could play a crucial role in identifying novel ransomware variants…

Stop Expecting Developers to Write Secure Code

[By Eitan Worcel, CEO and co-founder, Mobb.ai] While it is expected that organizations do as much as possible to secure their software applications, expecting developers to write secure code only sets both up for failure. The root of the issue…

Ransomware attack on Law Firm can halt its M&A

The Allen & Overy law firm, currently engaged in a Merger and Acquisition deal with Shearman & Sterling, has fallen prey to the LockBit ransomware group, a notorious faction known for spreading file-encrypting malware. Despite assurances from trade analysts that…

What is Simulated Phishing

Simulated Phishing refers to the practice of creating fake or simulated phishing attacks to test and assess the vulnerability of individuals or organizations to phishing threats. Phishing is a type of cyber-attack where malicious actors attempt to deceive individuals into…