Working from home leads to surge in mobile phishing and malware attacks
Cyberattacks targeting mobile devices have more than doubled over the last year as cyber criminals look to take advantage of those working from home without the protections of an IT department.
What the coronavirus can teach us about ransomware
In just a few months, the coronavirus stretched healthcare organizations around the world to their breaking point. It’s changed both how we live and work, as well. There are several valuable lessons about organizational cybersecurity – including where ransomware is involved.
How to protect yourself from the rising tide of ransomware
Ransomware has been around for a while and continues to be a top threat for organizations. While having a proactive disaster recovery plan can aid in withstanding a ransomware attack, it’s also important to keep tabs on the different ransomware threats out there—and to understand how they might impact your organization.
Smoke Loader: Old malware reborn
In 2011 cybercriminals developed a tool for distributing malware via Word or PDF documents called Smoke Loader, and its now back to push cryptomining malware.