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State and local governments are weathering a digital explosion. The move to "virtual everything" means that greater amounts of information are being produced and transmitted electronically, but the digital infrastructure powering these operatio… Continue reading Mind the Gap: Securely Embracing the Digital Explosion
State and local governments are weathering a digital explosion. The move to "virtual everything" means that greater amounts of information are being produced and transmitted electronically, but the digital infrastructure powering these operations is straining under the weight. Continue reading Mind the Gap: Securely Embracing the Digital Explosion
Although ransomware attacks have steadily increased over recent years, growing attacks on infrastructure have been speculated since early in the current global pandemic. Threat actors? focus on healthcare, while particularly insidious in the midst of s… Continue reading Managing Risk Amid Spike in Ransomware Attacks on Critical Infrastructure
Virtual learning is an experience many teachers, parents and students have never previously planned for, and it?s creating cybersecurity risks. Acceleration of online education should be viewed as a fantastic opportunity to proactively address cybersec… Continue reading Is Cybersecurity Training on your Back-to-School List?
via InformationWeek’s DarkReading blog – and written by Corey Nachreiner, comes a rather dire warning of the inevitable movement of ransomeware toting miscreants targeting cloud deployments… Ignore the fear,ladies and gentlemen, and remediate the fu… Continue reading And Then There’s This
The volume of ransomware attacks is declining, but law enforcement agencies are observing a more targeted approach from criminals seeking lucrative victims. The latest Europol report shows how companies became more exposed in 2018 and 2019. Europol (Th… Continue reading Ransomware Is Still the Leading Online Threat in Europe, According to Europol
Regardless of folks opinions of the current State of Jurisprudence in Georgia, news from Ars Technica’s Sean Gallagher reports of the apparent successful ransomware attacks targeting the state’s judicial system. Today’s Must Read.
The post State of Ge… Continue reading State of Georgia: Jurisprudence Stymied by Ransomware
Every computer owner has had the heart-stopping moment where a popup comes up and says that your computer has been infected. Most people know that the popup is lying and doing anything to fix that infection inside the popup will guarantee the computer … Continue reading Ransomware and Scareware Pop-ups
The latest splash has been made by the Petya or NotPetya Ransomware that exploded in Ukraine and is infecting companies all over the World. It’s getting some people in deep trouble as there’s no way to recover the files once encrypted. The malware seems to be trying to hide it’s intent as it doesn’t really […]
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Out-of-date Web app on Maisto.com causes site to attack its visitors. Continue reading Toymaker’s website pushes ransomware that holds visitors’ files hostage