A marked uptick in activity for Indonesian phishing-as-a-service group SPM55 has researchers at threat intelligence firm DomainTools sounding the alarms.
The Lapsus$ hack of Okta compromised multiple healthcare providers, prompting an HHS threat report detailing the extortion group’s tactics and detailing needed proactive security.
ZDNet reports that the Conti ransomware gang has continued operations despite being made vulnerable by the recent leak of the group's communications and hiring practices after it had expressed support for Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
Experts at the Zero Trust Summit called on organizations seeking to implement a zero-trust cybersecurity model to monitor their networks with telemetry systems, FedScoop reports.
A GAO report concludes that CISA must work to finish its post-2018 evolution and build on previous efforts to bring other stakeholders into the process when developing programs and regulations.
Security analysts see great opportunities for Mandiant and CrowdStrike to work together on important security breaches. But how will Google’s acquisition of Mandiant and any future moves by other Big Tech companies influence the industry’s ability to solve security issues for customers?
In its annual Data Security and Incident Response report, law firm BakerHosteler said the average ransom payment of its clients who experienced a ransomware attack declined as the average time it takes negotiating ransoms increased.
Russian state-sponsored hacking group Armageddon, also known as Gamaredon, has been identified by the Computer Emergency Response Team of Ukraine to have been launching two separate phishing campaigns targeted at Ukrainian organizations and European Union government agencies, according to BleepingComputer.
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