AvosLocker Ransomware Targeting Critical Infrastructure
The ransomware-as-a-service group continues to target critical infrastructure in the U.S.
The ransomware-as-a-service group continues to target critical infrastructure in the U.S.
Organizations should enforce MFA for all users but avoid default MFA protocols that can be abused to steal sensitive data.
Utah looks like it will become the fourth U.S. state, after California, Virginia, and Colorado, to pass comprehensive consumer privacy legislation.
New guidance from the FBI contains IOCs and technical details on how the ransomware spreads.
Recently proposed SEC cybersecurity rules could affect how U.S. securities markets, including issuers, registrants, and service providers, approach compliance efforts.
The Director of HHS OCR called on healthcare organizations this week to strengthen their cyber posture in 2022.
The Director of HHS OCR called on healthcare organizations this week to strengthen their cyber posture in 2022.
The Senate has passed legislation that among other requirements, would require critical infrastructure entities to report to the federal government when they are hacked.
The report encourages the United States to engage like-minded partners on new tools to counter IP theft and better protect IP at home for trade purposes.
So far this year, the majority of data loss incidents have had one thing in common: they revolved around third party data breaches. It’s certainly not a new risk vector, but in our hyper-collaborative economy, it’s rapidly rising in its significance.