On July 19, 2024, a software update from CrowdStrike, a leading global cybersecurity company, caused widespread issues that grounded flights, took broadcasters offline, and left customers unable to access essential services like healthcare and banking. FedEx, a major global shipper, also experienced significant disruptions.
A group known as “Nullbulge” has admitted to causing a significant data breach at Disney. They claim to have released approximately 1.2 terabytes of data from Disney’s private Slack channels. The leaked information consists of messages, documents, unreleased projects, original images, programming instructions, and a few login details.
Businesses of every size face risks from network security threats. Because hackers and cybercriminals continually seek new ways to take advantage of network weaknesses, business owners must act to safeguard their data and infrastructure. This article will explain different methods to avoid network security threats.
Are you safeguarding your business against the ever-evolving landscape of cyber threats? As businesses increasingly provide their services and products online, the threat landscape evolves and broadens. Whether small businesses or large enterprises, cybersecurity threats are now on the increase.
Did you know that ransomware attacks have risen by 13% in the last 5 years with RaaS variants as the most active? Ransomware as a Service(RaaS) occurs when a ransomware gang sells its ransomware code to other hackers, who then utilize it to carry out ransomware attacks.
As reported by the Wall Street Journal (WSJ) and Bloomberg.com today, car dealerships across the country stopped operating on Wednesday due to several “cyberattacks” on CDK Global, a company that provides software for car dealerships. As a result, CDK Global had to close its systems.
Like many organizations, you probably wonder about cyber attacks.
– What exactly is a cyber attack?
– How can you tell if you’re under attack?
– Are you even at risk of a cyber attack?
The good news is, that with the right training and tools, you can defend against most cyber attacks.
On July 19, 2024, a software update from CrowdStrike, a leading global cybersecurity company, caused widespread issues that grounded flights, took broadcasters offline, and left customers unable to access essential services like healthcare and banking. FedEx, a major global shipper, also experienced significant disruptions. Some content moderators on Meta’s Facebook platform were affected as well.
Did you know that 89% of global IT professionals believe their organization has experienced an expansion in its attack surface over the last two years?The growth of the internet of things (IoT) is the biggest contributing factor to organizations’ expanding attack surface.
AI and cybersecurity are often described as groundbreaking and closer than we realize. Yet, this is only partly true and needs cautious optimism. The truth is, we might see only slow progress ahead. However, what seems slow compared to a completely self-governing future is actually huge progress compared to what we’ve done before.
A software supply chain attack is when hackers aim at an organization’s software or service providers. They try to breach the organization by using weaknesses in the vendors’ systems. This can lead to stolen data, service interruptions, or damage to the organization’s reputation. Approximately 138,000 customers were affected by supply chain attacks in 2023. Adopt these best practices to effectively prevent supply chain attacks.
Have you ever been hacked? How was the feeling of you losing your business? Frustration and disbelief, right?
Did you know that a cybersecurity attack occurs once in every 39 seconds? Cyber attacks cause financial losses, damage reputation and reduce customer trust. With the increasing use of technology, cybersecurity is now becoming very paramount, not only for large businesses but also for small businesses.
Did you know that 89% of global IT professionals believe their organization has experienced an expansion in its attack surface over the last two years?The growth of the internet of things (IoT) is the biggest contributing factor to organizations’ expanding attack surface.The realm of the Internet of Things (IoT) encompasses a variety of interconnected devices that have become integral parts of our everyday routines. These include smartphones, smartwatches, intelligent locks, household appliances, cameras, as well as industrial machinery and sensors.Now, let’s look at the new security vulnerabilities that IoT devices introduce.
Today, people worldwide will go to school, doctor’s appointments, or almost anywhere, only to hear, “Sorry, our computer systems are down.” The problem could be a cybercrime group from far away demanding money for system access or to require payment for stolen data.
As the capabilities of Artificial Intelligence (AI) continue to progress at a rapid pace, so does its potential for exploitation in social engineering.The widespread use of AI tools has heightened cybersecurity concerns due to the increased risk of social engineering threats.With widespread access to these tools, criminals are now using AI capabilities for their own advantage.What does that mean for you and your business? With Secure Sleuths’ pivotal role in safeguarding digital assets, let us now embark on discussing how AI has powered social engineering.