Despite an increase in cybersecurity incidents, many industrial organizations turn off security systems if they interrupt or otherwise impact operations, according to a global survey conducted earlier this year by Kaspersky.
FBI Shares Information on BlackCat Ransomware Attacks
The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) this week published indicators of compromise (IOCs) associated with the BlackCat Ransomware-as-a-Service (RaaS).
New BotenaGo Variant Infects Lilin Security Cameras With Mirai
A newly identified variant of the BotenaGo malware is specifically targeting security cameras manufactured by Taiwan-based Lilin, warns OT and IoT security firm Nozomi Networks.
US, Allies Say New Intel Suggests Coming Russian Cyberattack
Five allied countries including the United States warned Wednesday that “evolving intelligence” indicated Russia was poised to launch powerful cyberattacks against rivals supporting Ukraine.
ThreatLocker Raises $100 Million for Zero Trust Endpoint Security Solution
Zero Trust endpoint security provider ThreatLocker this week announced that it has raised $100 million in Series C funding, which brings the total investment in the company to $124.4 million.
The new funding round was led by General Atlantic, with additional investment from Arthur Ventures and Elephant VC.
When Is It Right to Stay Silent?
If you know that a person or group has poor intentions, it may make sense to begin documenting and reporting nefarious activity
FBI Warns of Ransomware Attacks on Farming Co-ops During Planting, Harvest Seasons
The FBI issued a private industry notification on Wednesday to warn agricultural cooperatives about a potential increase in ransomware attacks during planting and harvest seasons.
Organizations Warned of Attacks Exploiting Recently Patched Windows Vulnerability
The US Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) says a recently patched Windows Print Spooler vulnerability has been exploited in attacks.
Serious Vulnerabilities Found in AWS’s Log4Shell Hot Patches
Hot patches made available by Amazon Web Services (AWS) in response to the recent Log4j vulnerabilities could be exploited for privilege escalation or to escape containers, according to Palo Alto Networks.












