CyberAware – April 2021 – 1 of 2
CyberAware – April 2021 – 1 of 2
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Incidents of Note:
- Listen: Security Risk Solutions LLC’s Steve Katz On Keeping Things Simple
- Conti Ransomware Gang Hits Broward County Schools With $40M Demand
- IRS Warns Of Higher Education Phishing Scam
- US DOJ: Phishing Attacks Use Vaccine Surveys To Steal Personal Information
- Hackers Set up Fake Cybersecurity Firm To Target Security Experts
- Financial Sector Remains Most Targeted By threat Actors: IBM
- 533 Million Facebook Users’ Phone numbers and Personal Data Leaked Online
- Firmware Attacks On The Rise
- Hacker Dumps Guns.com Gun Owner Information On Forum
- Insurance Giant CNA Hit With Novel Ransomware Attack
Joint Cybersecurity Advisory Issued
In March 2021 the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) observed Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) actors scanning devices
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Data Breach Response: Preparing For The Inevitable Security Incident
For the security organization, containment is the goal in cyber incident response. Although a one-size-fits all approach does not exist, there are critical steps and dialogue that must take place to contain a data breach.
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Malware Analysis: Taking Incident-Management To The Next Level
Malware analysis is an increasingly important tool in an organization’s incident-management toolkit — enabling it to determine the source and potential impact of an intercepted virus, worm or trojan. Malware analysis can also help a target company assess damage and data loss, respond accordingly, and reset defenses going forward.
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Detecting Ransomware: Countermeasures To Overcome Cybercrime’s Biggest Threat
For the security organization, containment is the goal in cyber incident response. Although a one-size-fits all approach does not exist, there are critical steps and dialogue that must take place to contain a data breach.
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