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In this rapidly changing threat landscape, organizations, especially in India, are realizing the value of a sound cyber defence infrastructure. It is imperative for leaders and security teams to work towards implementing a strong cyber security posture. #Cyberattackers are continuously evolving to find new and innovative ways to breach organizational defences. Failing to prioritize all aspects of cyber defence, including threat intelligence, will undoubtedly leave organizations vulnerable.
As per Gartner, there is an increasing link to the ability to manage cyber risk; almost one-third of nations will regulate ransomware response within the next three years; and security platform consolidation will help organizations thrive in hostile environments.
“The world around us is in turmoil, whether from economic, social, or geopolitical forces, executives are expecting either substantial or significant industry transformation over the next five years" said an expert. Now is the time for #cybersecurity leaders to evaluate their current strategies and prepare to navigate the future with confidence.”
Going forward,
1. Through 2023, government regulations requiring organizations to provide consumer privacy rights will cover 5 billion citizens and more than 70% of global GDP.
2. By 2025, 80% of enterprises will adopt a strategy to unify web, cloud services and private application access from a single vendor’s SSE platform.
3. 60% of organizations will embrace zero trust as a starting point for security by 2025. More than half will fail to realize the benefits.
4. By 2025, 60% of organizations will use cybersecurity risk as a primary determinant in conducting third-party transactions and business engagements.
Cyberattacks related to third parties are increasing. However, only 23% of security and risk leaders monitor third parties in real time for cybersecurity exposure, acc
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The growing cases of crypto scams and #cyberattacks have affected millions of investors around the world and have also led to a decrease in the value of crypto-related stocks. According to the data gathered by CloudSEK, crypto-related cyberattacks accounted for 2.9% of all reported cyber threats in 2021 with an 8.4% increase from February to October.
#Cryptojacking is a form of cybercrime in which hackers utilize people’s gadgets (computers, cellphones, tablets, and even servers) to mine for cryptocurrencies without their permission. Crypto mining is the method of obtaining cryptocurrency through the use of high-powered computers by solving cryptographic equations.
#Hackers achieve this via infecting websites or online ads with JavaScript code that auto-executes once loaded in the victim’s browser or by convincing the victim to click on a malicious link in a customized email that loads the crypto mining code on the machine. Once the code is loaded, it executes in the background, unnoticed by the victim. The only visible signs of this are a decrease in CPU performance and slowness of the system.
Cryptocurrency investment companies are the target of a developing threat cluster that uses Telegram groups to seek out potential victims. Microsoft's Security Threat Intelligence Center is tracking the activity under the name DEV-0139, and builds upon a recent report from Volexity that attributed the same set of attacks to North Korea's Lazarus Group.
The backdoor mainly enables remote access to the host by gathering information from the targeted system and connecting to a command-and-control server to receive additional commands. The cryptocurrency market remains a field of interest for threat actors, Microsoft said. Targeted users are identified through trusted channels to increase the chance of success.
The number of unique cyberattacks is constantly growing, and the market for cybercriminal services is expanding and
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The worldwide information security market is growing rapidly. This is due in large part to organizations stepping up their defences against cyber threats — and a rise in such threats, including within their own companies.
Unfortunately, most #cybersecurity breaches are caused by human error. Cyber criminals delivered a wave of cyberattacks that were not just highly coordinated, but far more advanced than ever before seen and it is like very much organised crime.
A recent report says, the increased budget allocations for cyber security are mostly tied to a White House directive of March 21, 2022, which stressed the need for improved cyber defences, in the backdrop of high-profile security incidents such as last year’s attack on Colonial Pipelines. This attack caused fuel shortages along the east coast. The statement also directed to the private sector businesses to shore up their defences as per the CISA guidelines.
The allocated fund will improve the Nation’s Cybersecurity to support our nation’s cybersecurity and protect the critical infrastructure and Federal Government networks underlying our nation’s economy and way of life. The lion’s share of the spending would go to the Department of Defence, $11.2 billion and nearly $3 billion would go to Cyber Security and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA).
The year 2023 would be good business for IT companies who are authorised to do business with the government. They would need to *hire additional resources* to meet the sudden demand for products and services. This nature of spending for sure would drive innovation.
Going forward, the cloud companies would be able to release new features and capabilities much more rapidly than what was possible in the past. The iterative loop of innovation would get triggered. *Developing new tools and capabilities* are a must to stay ahead of the cybercriminals and competitors alike.
Cloud services and security products are bound
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The romance of ransomware attacks with local self-governing bodies is not new. When WannaCry had been declared dead and gone for long, it resurfaced in quite a few municipalities in the US in 2019 and some of them ended up paying ransom. Now, the similar story seems to be getting re-enacted, this time its Canada. With the recent attack on 22ndJuly, a post on LockBit’s dark web site listed townofstmarys.com as a victim of the ransomware and previewed files that had been stolen and encrypted. All it seems that, #ransomware IS REDEFINING CRIME.
The Canadian town of St. Marys, Ontario, has been hit by a ransomware attack that has locked staff out of internal systems and encrypted data. The small town of around 7,500 residents seems to be the latest target of the notorious LockBit ransomware group. The notorious ransomware gang locked the internal servers and encrypted the data of St. Marys, a town in southwestern Ontario.
#Cyberattackers who launch these malwares demand a ransom from the victims in order to not compromise their data. The town’s Mayor Al Strathdee said. “We have a skilled and knowledgeable team of Town staff, cyber security experts and legal counsel working around the clock to resolve any issues related to this incident,”
The threat becomes significant as not only individuals but private or government organizations, businesses or even entire towns and cities can get under attack and lose control over their data.
Critical municipal services such as fire, police, transit, and water/wastewater systems were unaffected by the incident and are operating as usual. The visitors of St Mary’s website are greeted with a message saying the town is investigating a cyber security incident that locked an internal server and encrypted the data. The LockBit cartel gave the town a deadline to pay the ransom or have their data published online.
According to reports, no ransom has been paid as of yet and the town asserts that th
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#Ransomware is executed in a variety of ways, for different reasons and motives. The technology also carries risks however. It may lead to a new wave of #cybercrime, as quantum computers can crack even the most elaborate forms of encryption in use today. This takes a quantum leap in the cyber world.
Ransomware has quickly become the most prominent and visible type of malware. Ransomware attacks are on the rise but few people understand the hidden costs beyond that of the initial extortion payment. This can include response and restoration expenses, legal fees and monitoring costs.
The sophistication of these ransomware groups even extends to the targeting of victims and how a ransom figure is decided as well as the negotiation techniques they use to exact maximum financial gain.
As per the report from CPR has monitored a 24% increase in ransomware attacks Year-over-Year to organizations globally. The weekly average of impacted organizations stands at one in 53 versus one in 66 in the same period of 2021.
Over the years, cybercriminals have perfected their processes in defining extortion demands and developed sophisticated techniques for negotiation with victims, with the aim of exacting the maximum level of ransom payment that the victim organization can afford.
Sophos research finds an increase of 94% between 2021 and 2022. More than two-thirds healthcare organisations in the US said they had experienced a ransomware attack in 2021, up from 34% in 2020. In the US, ransomware attacks on healthcare have become particularly common. 41% of such attacks globally have been carried out against US based firms in 2021.
The increase has just not been only in numbers but there is also growing sophistication of these attacks. The current situation is terrible. Ransomware has led to health care disruptions.
As per #cybersecurity company Trellix, over half of adversarial advanced persistent threat actor activity orig
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A challenging worldwide geopolitical environment exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic—and, since February 2022, the Ukraine-Russia conflict—has gifted cyberattackers an uneven playing field, says GlobalData. It says that state-sponsored attacks are a significant risk, and such high threats are contributing towards increased spend on cybersecurity, with the global cybersecurity industry set to grow from $125.5 billion in 2020 to $198 billion in 2025. The last few years have shown that no one, not even specialist cybersecurity providers themselves, was safe from attack. Cyberattacks are frequent and increasingly complex, typically perpetrated by those furthering a geopolitical cause or attackers intent on making money. Companies manage an array of assets, including infrastructure, applications, endpoints, mobile devices, and cloud services, all of which are under threat. A report explains that those that are not after money are often motivated by revenge—typically a disgruntled employee or disaffected customer. Other threat actors include ‘hacktivists’ trying to gain attention for their cause, terrorists intent on damaging critical national infrastructure, or nation states using cyber warfare against other countries.
Maintaining the security of IT systems is a constant struggle for organizations of all types. New vulnerabilities can be uncovered at any time, and there is always the worry of an insider attack. Complex ransomware and supply chain threats will continue in the near future. The fallout from the widespread shift to remote working has not gone away. However, it is for sure, that threat is here to stay. The report also highlights that securing hybrid working, coping with ransomware and continuing supply chain threats, and moving to a new zero-trust security model, will drive strong growth in security spending over the next three years. There is a need for “Innovation, which is undoubtedly needed to counter the continuously evolving cyberthreat landsc
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Cryptocurrency exchanges have become a popular target for cyber criminals. Cyber criminals often deploy ransomware attacks by running code to encrypt data and then demanding payment in the form of cryptocurrency to release it. Since its launch in 2009, Bitcoin has become the world’s best-known and most popular cryptocurrency exchange, with more than 81 million users worldwide. Because Bitcoin lives in the digital world, Bitcoin users can send it anywhere in the world without any banking infrastructure or exchange fees, fostering peer-to-peer financial transactions. As identities can be hidden in Bitcoin wallets, it is the obvious choice for cyber criminals to get what they want and remain anonymous. There are an estimated 106 million people worldwide who now use cryptocurrency exchanges. Created 13 years ago, the first cryptocurrency, Bitcoin, was relatively unheard of for the first years of its existence, only used by a small group who sought to retain a level of transactional anonymity. The second cryptocurrency was not created until two years later, but as of January 2022, there are over 8,000 different cryptocurrencies.
There is growing innovation from attackers in the space of cryptocurrency exchange attacks. Consumers, businesses and governments are finding new ways to use cryptocurrency, but a recent string of cyber-attacks has highlighted security risks and shortcomings. There is rising concern that “there will be a hack and my money will vanish”. According to blockchain analysis firm Chainalysis, the total value of cryptocurrencies held by illicit wallet addresses worldwide soared by 79% last year to $14 billion from $7.8 billion in 2020. Crypto investors lost over $2.8 billion globally to various crypto scams in 2021. Illicit address refers to wallets used for cyber-attacks, Ponzi schemes and other scams. In many instances, cybercriminals use channels such as WhatsApp and Telegram to scam young crypto owners with the promise of doubling their mo
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Today, companies have substantial assets and value manifested in digital form, and they are deeply connected to global technology networks – even as cyberattackers become ever more sophisticated and adaptable to defenses. As per Forbes report, 25% Of workers lost their jobs in the past 12 months after making cybersecurity mistakes. There is never a good time for their employees to make mistakes on the job. This is especially true now for workers who have anything to do with the cybersecurity of their companies and organizations. Given the growing risks of cyberattacks across the world and the increased threats posed by Russia in the aftermath of their invasion of Ukraine, these are certainly perilous times. A new study released by email security company Tessian found that one in four employees (26%) lost their job in the last 12 months after making a mistake that compromised their company’s security. According to the second edition of Tessian’s Psychology of Human Error report, people are falling for more advanced phishing scams—and the business stakes for mistakes are much higher. Going forward, Information technology, cybersecurity, and risk professionals need to work together to protect their organizations from cyberthreats.
On average, an U.S. employee sends four emails to a wrong person every month—and organizations are taking tougher action in response to these mistakes that compromise data. Nearly a third of employees (29%) said their business lost a client or customer after sending an email to the wrong person—up from 20% in 2020. One in four respondents (21%) also lost their job because of the mistake, versus 12% in July 2020. Over one-third (35%) of respondents had to report the accidental data loss incidents to their customers, breaking the trust they had built. It’s also surprising to see that people are making more mistakes than compromise security as a result of distraction or fatigue in the last 18 months. The report underlines that, when you
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#Cybersecurity is a constantly evolving industry, as #hackers and security professionals become sophisticated and continuously try to outsmart each other. National Cybersecurity Awareness Month is celebrated every October and is an initiative to put conscious efforts towards ensuring better cybersecurity hygiene and incorporate stronger security measures. In 2021, Cybersecurity Awareness Month highlights the importance of cybersecurity education for all around the theme: Do your part. #BeCyberSmart. Industry experts share their insights around the evolving threat landscape and why the healthcare sector is most vulnerable to cyberattacks and how the industry can bolster cyber defences. “According to CrowdStrike’s Threat Hunting Report 2021, healthcare was one of the top five targeted verticals in the APJ region, with confidential information such as PII and PHI data from clinical trials and research often a target for adversaries. Pharmaceutical companies have intellectual property they need to secure relating to things like proprietary drug information or pharmaceutical research. This is also very attractive to adversaries because of the sell on value or potential to use for ransom demands as well as the opportunity to fast track drug research through theft of this information.
The last 18 months have brought unprecedented challenges and opportunities for the healthcare sector - according to a recent report by Praxis Global Alliance. The online doctor consultation market is expected to be over $800 million by FY24, growing at 72% CAGR. But with the heightened demand for telehealth and virtual care, vaccination drives, and more devices on the network, there has never been a more critical time to address the cybersecurity strategy in the sector. To effectively mitigate cybersecurity risks, organisations need to focus their cybersecurity approach on prevention, detection and response. Healthcare leaders should also add Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) to
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Is Pegasus over??
Pegasus spyware has taken the world by a storm. Developed by an Israeli cyber arms firm, NSO group, Pegasus can be secretly installed on mobile phones and other iOS and android devices without even a single user click. It snoops into text messages, tracks calls, passwords, location and even steals sensitive data from apps. Discovered in 2016, the malicious spyware used jailbreak to gain access to an iPhone. The trojan horse has been reported to be sold to the United Arab Emirates and other Gulf states including India for surveillance purposes. In July 2021, it was revealed by human rights group Amnesty International that the project Pegasus has been used to tap phones of high profile targets including more than 300 journalists, politicians and media activists in India. This is not the first time such a revelation was made. Such attacks were reported even in 2018-19 when Whatsapp wajed a legal battle in the U.S against NSO alleging NSO had hacked into Whatsapp video calls in several devices.
NSO group claims it sells the technology to authorised governments but little is known if that is the case. Whether the same has been used for criminal and national security investigations alone or to commit corporate espionage or unauthorised surveillance is a pertinent question. If used unauthorizedly, or illegally , it would tantamount to invasion of privacy and a gross violation of human rights. Are we following the rule of law in India? Although many of these safeguards are built into the extant IT Act and rules, the Personal Data Protection bill is yet underway and there is little or no evidence to question invasion of privacy through hacking and/or arbitrary exercise of surveillance powers. Though Section 66 of IT Act, 2000 entitles a user to seek compensation for unauthorised access and copying of personal data and Section 43A entitles a user to sue a body corporate for fa
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