Throwback Attack: Holmium gains full network access to critical systems in a week
Advanced persistent threats (APTs), such as Holmium, can stay hidden for years without discovery, all while collecting private information from companies.
Throwback Attack: Taiwan suffers several ColdLock attacks on critical infrastructure
ColdLock ransomware hits several key critical infrastructure assets in Taiwan, including state-run petrochemical company CPC.
Securing the edge in a manufacturing facility
Cybersecurity Insights Cybersecurity is more important than ever for manufacturers because almost every device brought into a facility can be hacked and bring down a network. Many companies don’t offer training or any kind of […]
Cybersecurity revenue in insurance sector set to grow
Cybersecurity revenues in the insurance sector are set to grow at a compound annual rate of more than 10%, from $6.4 billion in 2020 to $10.6 billion in 2025.
Throwback Attack: Shamoon returns with a vengeance
Four years after Shamoon’s initial cyberattack, security experts discovered evidence of a new malware, Shamoon 2, targeting organizations in Saudi Arabia.
eBook: Supply Chain Attacks
This eBook includes stories on the impact of the CMMC and how supply chain attacks are changing the nature of ICS security.
Black Hat 25: Creating a more effective, open threat hunting framework
Black Hat 25: A team from IBM set out to create a more effective, open, community-sourced threat hunting framework.
Throwback Attack: Dustman malware strikes Bahrain’s national oil company
Bahrain’s national oil company was struck in 2019 with the Dustman malware; however, this attack didn’t have the same outcome as Colonial.
Finding bugs faster than hackers
Cybersecurity Insights Hackers have many ways to exploit vulnerabilities in various types of technology. Staying ahead of potential vulnerabilities and preventing attacks poised researchers at USC to develop a new approach to identify security liabilities. […]
Throwback Attack: TRISIS malware mystifies industrial community
When Julian Gutmanis — a cyber first responder — discovered TRISIS malware at a petrochemical plant in Saudi Arabia, his blood ran cold, according to MIT Technology Review. TRISIS malware was first detected in 2017 […]
