If there was ever a summer where ransomware has played out like a pastiche of the Hollywood movie industry, 2023 serves as an unwelcome example. This might sound flippant but there are instru
Sponsored Post: Tapan Mehta – Global Leader – Healthcare Strategy & Solutions – Palo Alto Networks Healthcare providers around the world are reimagining the patient expe
A trend that often gets lost in the reporting of cybersecurity incidents is how important mainstream pen testing tools have become to cybercrime. This is also true in the ransomware sector wh
Sponsored Post: Dominique Kilman – Director at Unit 42 by – Palo Alto Networks Not surprisingly, ransomware attacks continue to rise as more organizations fall victim to threat ac
Sponsored Post: Nasuni We live in the age of ransomware. This persistent threat remains top of mind for CEOs, their boards, CIOs, CISOs and everyone in the line of fire in IT. Yet we still ge
Ever since ransomware actors took to stealing and leaking data rather than merely encrypting it, they’ve have had to overcome the problem of how to exploit their success in a way that s
Sponsored Post: Jorge Mastere – Sr. Manager, Business Development – Palo Alto One way to look at changes in enterprise security in the era of the cloud is that the velocity of sec
Ransomware offers up few absolute certainties, but one that has become a given is that extortion payments are demanded in Bitcoin. It hasn’t always been so. In the very early days of ransom
Leaking private data to embarrass victims into paying a ransom is probably the least organizations should expect from ransomware criminals in 2023. Looking back over the last decade, it’s s
