Ransomware

Ransomware is a vexing challenge and attacks have doubled since 2020, but there is a path out of the problem. In this new guide, Countering Ransomware with MITRE ATT&CK, AttackIQ outlines clear, practical steps to test and validate that your security program performs against ransomware. The trick is to prepare, and the path to follow is a threat-informed defense. Check it out and come join us for a technical demonstration of our ransomware capabilities on January 27.

Although ransomware can have devastating effects regardless of which industry vertical an organisation is part of, the healthcare industry has particularly paid a heavy price in recent times.

Healthcare is the most targeted sector for data breaches, and ransomware attacks were responsible for almost 50 percent of all healthcare data breaches in 2020. How should healthcare companies proceed? Our guest blogger in this ransomware series is Tracy Cohen, a cybersecurity expert with over a decade of experience managing cybersecurity risk in the healthcare and biopharma sector. She is also a licensed skydiver,

For the first time, organisations can visually see what Azure security controls can offer in terms of protection, detection and response. With 45 native Azure security control mappings, defenders can start focusing on not only TTPs in the context of Azure threats, but also how each native Azure security control might shield them from related TTPs in Azure.

In 2020, three of the top 10 most searched terms were, unsurprisingly, healthcare-related. (Coronavirus, coronavirus update, coronavirus symptoms.) We’ve never been so attuned to what’s happening in our healthcare systems and hospitals.

On July 2, 2021, the REvil ransomware group successfully exploited a zero-day vulnerability in the on-premise Kaseya VSA server, enabling a wide-scale supply chain cyber attack. Let’s dig in and see how the attack happened, how attack emulation could have helped, and what you can do to implement a threat-informed defense strategy to prepare yourself for similar threat actor behavior.

For years, users struggled to put MITRE ATT&CK into practice. With the release of ATT&CK Workbench today, defenders can far better ensure that their threat intelligence is continually aligned with the public ATT&CK knowledge base. See how and why.

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