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11 October, 2023

The Unstructured File Data Gold Mine

Sponsored Post: Jim Liddle – VP Access Anywhere | Nasuni When people in the technology industry talk about big data, they are typically referring to structured data. If you swipe or tap
Jim Liddle
10 October, 2023

MGM Resorts Hit by Ransomware Attack—How Proper Ransomware Protection Strategies Can Tip the Odds in Your Favor

Sponsored Post: Larry Miller | Nasuni MGM Resorts International, which operates more than 30 hotel and casino properties worldwide (including, among others, the Bellagio, Mandalay Bay, and Co
Larry Miller
05 October, 2023

Has Sony Been Hit with Ransomware Again?

On Sept. 25, 2023, an obscure cybercriminal group called RansomedVC made the startling claim that it had “successfully compromised all of Sony Systems.” The world sat up at what appeared
John E. Dunn
28 September, 2023

The Scattered Spider Ransomware Group’s Secret Weapons? Social Engineering and Fluent English

In a matter of weeks, a ransomware group with the unusual name “Scattered Spider” has become the hot threat group of the moment. Also known as “UNC3944,” “Scatter Swine,” and “M
John E. Dunn
28 September, 2023

4 Critical Steps for Fast Ransomware Recovery

Sponsored Post: Tom Rose | Nasuni Now that so many users are spending more time online and working from home, it should come as no surprise that malicious agents are trying to exploit the cha
Tom Rose
25 September, 2023

How Downtime Drives up the Cost of a Ransomware Attack

Sponsored Post: Nasuni In the early hours of May 7, 2021, Colonial Pipeline’s CEO, Joseph Blount Jr., made the difficult decision to immediately shut down the company’s IT network in resp
Larry Miller
20 September, 2023

As Las Vegas Gaming Giants Are Raided by Ransomware, the Romance of ‘Ocean’s 11’ Is Long Gone

Ever since gambling was legalized in Nevada in 1931, very little has stood in the way of an industry that never seems to run short of customers with money to lose in its nearly 300 casinos. T
John E. Dunn
14 September, 2023

Ransomware Breach at Government Supplier Started with ‘Rogue’ Windows 7 PC

In what might sound like an unremarkable incident, in early August a single PC in a factory in Wolverhampton, U.K., was compromised by malware connected to the notorious LockBit ransomware gr
John E. Dunn
07 September, 2023

Search Engine Peril: Ransomware Using Malvertising To Trap New Victims

Of all the root causes of ransomware, malicious advertising (malvertising) is probably not a threat vector most CISOs lose much sleep over. Malvertising, it is assumed, is old school: Crimina
John E. Dunn
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