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 actor groups motivated by financial gain, notoriety, and espionage (on behalf of nation-states). However, the nature of ransomware attacks has evolved as multi-extortion attacks—involving encryption (victims pay […]
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 get so much wrong about ransomware and why it’s devastating to businesses. Information security focuses its efforts around three pillars: […]
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 security events has shot up dramatically. Networks have become more open than ever, because so many employees are working remotely, and your business […]
Sponsored Post: Palo Alto Ransomware. This single word is foremost in the mind of so many IT managers the world over, and for good reason. According to the 2022 IBM cost of a Data Breach Report, the average cost of a ransomware breach was $4.54 million in 2022, and that doesn’t include the cost of […]
Sponsored Post: Palo Alto Ransomware is on the minds of IT executives and managers the world over. According to the National Cyber Security Center in 2022, ransomware is the biggest cybersecurity threat facing the world today. Unfortunately, there isn’t any one security tool by itself that can prevent such attacks. That’s because network architectures and […]
Sponsored Post: Palo Alto The ever-evolving threat landscape makes it challenging for organizations to be confident in their security posture. In fact, we have seen a 100% year-over-year increase in attacks where threat actors leverage a zero-day exploit before vendors can patch them. Our Unit 42 team has reported more than a 73% increase in attackers using white hat […]
