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Security Awareness – Dragos’s Latest Industrial Ransomware Analysis Underscores Increasing Threat to Industrial Systems

Ransomware groups are continuing to target the industrial sector at an increasing rate and new ransomware gangs are emerging, threatening to push the rate of attacks up even higher, according to Drago’s most recent third quarter Industrial Ransomware Analysis report.

Cyber Resilience – Key Findings from IBM’s 2022 Incident Responder Study

Cyber attacks continue to increase and impact all organizations. As such, a recent study by IBM Security highlighted that 67 percent of incident responders are experiencing greater stress or anxiety due to the pressures of responding to a cyber incident. Therefore, as cyber incident response continues to become more challenging and cumbersome, it’s important for organizations to provide sufficient operational and psychological support to help reduce stress for responders.

Threat Awareness – Old Malware Repurposed for Ransomware Attacks

Ursnif malware, one of the most financially destructive banking malware in history, has been retooled into a backdoor trojan that could be used to steal data or execute ransomware attacks. This update has been characterized as a “significantly dangerous variant … that should be watched closely,” according to security researchers at Mandiant.

Joint Cybersecurity Advisory – #StopRansomware: Daixin Team

Last week, the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), the FBI, and the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) published a joint Cybersecurity Advisory (CSA) to provide information on the “Daixin Team,” a cybercrime group actively targeting U.S. businesses, predominantly in the Healthcare and Public Health (HPH) Sector, with ransomware and data extortion operations. 

Cybersecurity Awareness Month 2022 – Behavior: Recognizing and Reporting Phishing

by Jennifer Lyn Walker

Given that some of the most notorious breaches and incidents started with a phish – and will continue to do so – it is imperative that our human firewalls are able to recognize and report phishing attempts when our hardware firewalls and other security controls fail to block them. Likewise, with each data breach more and more information is added to the cybercrime coffer for miscreants to use to launch even more phishing campaigns against individuals and the organizations we work for.

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