Hackers & Threats

The December 2024 cyber threat intelligence report from NCC Group underscored an alarming surge in ransomware attacks, reaching a record high since 2021. With a staggering 574 recorded incidents, December 2024 witnessed an unprecedented wave of cybercriminal activity, largely driven by a new group

Public entities, such as local governments, state agencies, public universities, and school divisions, face unique challenges in responding to cybersecurity incidents, particularly ransomware attacks. The increasing frequency and sophistication of these attacks necessitate a proactive and

The UK government is considering a groundbreaking move to ban ransomware payments within the public sector, led by the Home Office. This proposal aims to prohibit entities such as the National Health Service (NHS), educational institutions, and local councils from succumbing to ransomware demands.

As we step into 2025, the rapidly evolving landscape of cybersecurity threats remains a significant concern for businesses aiming to protect their digital assets. The unprecedented rate at which these threats develop demands that organizations stay vigilant and proactively adapt to emerging risks.

In the wake of a severe ransomware attack, Wood County has taken significant steps to bolster its cybersecurity infrastructure. The attack, which disrupted government operations and led to the resignation of the county's long-serving IT Director, has prompted a comprehensive response involving

In November of the previous year, Costa Rica's largest oil refinery faced a potentially disastrous ransomware attack. This event marked the inaugural real-world deployment of the United States State Department's new cyber rapid response program, named the Foreign Assistance Leveraged for