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Nearly half (46 percent) of executive-level respondents to a Deloitte poll say their organizations have experienced a cybersecurity incident over the past year, with more than 1,500 surveyed professionals feeling only “somewhat confident” in their orga… Continue reading Few organizations use cyber wargaming to practice response plan
Deloitte estimates cybercrime costs to reach $6 trillion annually — but companies still lag in preparedness. Continue reading ThreatList: Half of Execs Feel Unprepared to Respond to a Cyber-Incident
The criminals behind the Trickbot banking trojan are continuing to use Deloitte as a lure. Somebody at Deloitte must have really annoyed them, because it is very unusual for the same company to be targeted and used as the lure several days in a row, … Continue reading Yet another fake Deloitte email “RE: Company records ” delivers Trickbot
The second of Today’s Trickbot campaigns is a US targeted version this evening. Yesterday they also used Deloitte as the lure. This example is an email containing the subject of “FW: Financial Statements ” pretending to come from De… Continue reading Another Fake Deloitte email “FW: Financial Statements” delivers Trickbot
Once again I never saw any Trickbot targeting the UK today but have received a US targeted version this evening. This example is an email containing the subject of “FW: Payroll schedule ” pretending to come from Deloitte but actually coming… Continue reading fake Deloitte FW: Payroll schedule delivers Trickbot
While hackers linked to China, North Korea and Russia have dominated headlines over the past year, similar groups in Iran have caused significant damage while drawing far less attention. Multiple cyber-espionage groups attributed to Iran became increasingly active over the last 12 months, as at least four entities with ties to the regime have broken into a wide array of organizations, according to private sector cybersecurity experts and three former U.S. intelligence officials with knowledge of regional activity. “For the first time in my career, I’m not convinced we’re responding more to Russia or China,” FireEye CEO Kevin Mandia said in a report published by the company on Thursday. “It feels to me that the majority of the actors we’re responding to right now are hosted in Iran, and they are state-sponsored.” This surge in digital espionage — which has predominantly come in the form of spearphishing emails, strategic web compromises and breached social […]
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Deloitte CyberSOC EMEA Center, SL. closed a strategic agreement with Sqrrl to provide Managed Threat Hunting Services to clients in the EMEA region using Sqrrl’s threat hunting platform. Threat hunting is the proactive search for cyber adversaries that… Continue reading Deloitte launches Threat Hunting-As-A-Service powered by Sqrrl
Eighty-five per cent of senior executives plan to invest in artificial intelligence (AI) and the Internet of Things (IoT) by 2020, according to a new survey of UK digital leaders by Deloitte. The findings come from the first edition of a new regular re… Continue reading Most businesses to invest in artificial intelligence by 2020
During the Virus Bulletin closing keynote, Brian Honan urged the security industry to share more, victim-shame less and work harder to establish trust. Continue reading Security Industry Failing to Establish Trust
Every single one of Yahoo’s 3 billion users was impacted by a data breach in 2013, despite the company previously saying only 1 billion accounts were impacted, illustrating that the company is still wrestling with the full scope and details of the enormous breach. The company, now part of Verizon’s Oath, disclosed the information in a quiet update to its account security update page. “Based on an analysis of the information with the assistance of outside forensic experts, Yahoo has determined that all accounts that existed at the time of the August 2013 theft were likely affected,” Yahoo’s page reads. The new conclusion comes based on “recently obtained new intelligence,” according to a statement from the company. “While this is not a new security issue, Yahoo is sending email notifications to the additional affected user accounts. The investigation indicates that the user account information that was stolen did not include passwords in […]
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