Cyber attacks stories - Page 27

The cybersecurity company has announced VicOne - dedicated security for the electric vehicles and connected cars of today and tomorrow.

Australia's national science agency has created a program that looks to help SMEs working on complex cybersecurity matters.

The data are clear, with cyberattacks on the rise in recent years and the cybersecurity situation increasingly complex.

Chris Krebs appointed Chair of Rubrik's new CISO Advisory Board to tackle cyber attacks, including ransomware.

The move opens up limitless data ingestion, speed, and scale opportunities for worldwide security teams in their ongoing fight against cybersecurity attacks.

Some 89% of electricity, oil & gas, and manufacturing firms have experienced cyber attacks impacting production and energy supply over the past year.

80% of organisations in Singapore suffered at least one ransomware attack in 2022, compared to the 60% reported in 2021.

CrowdStrike Asset Graph is a new graph database powered by the CrowdStrike Security Cloud, providing IT leaders with a 360-degree view into all assets.

Research finds that there has been a 36% increase in cyber attack dwell time, with a median intruder dwell time of 15 days in 2021 versus 11 days in 2020.

Organisations are struggling to define and secure an expanding cyber-attack surface, hampering risk management efforts.

One constant that remains as organisations approach a sense of normalcy after a disruptive year is that cyber criminals continue to target and exploit people.

Mandiant has launched a digital risk protection offering that allows security leaders to proactively mitigate threats before they disrupt business operations.

Mandiant and Interos team up to provide advanced insights to defend businesses against cyber attacks and supply chain threats.

Vectra AI has launched Vectra Protect, a posture management tool designed to find and mitigate security risks in Microsoft 365.

Armis' new solution for risk-based vulnerability management enables businesses to prioritise mitigation efforts across the entire asset attack surface.

A new study from Venafi has found 82% of CIOS say their organisations are vulnerable to cyberattacks targeting software supply chains.

82% of CIOs say their organisations are vulnerable to cyber attacks targeting software supply chains, according to a global study by Venafi.

The cyber security community's traditional approaches are failing. It's time to adopt a new approach to protect IT systems from the inside out.

Cyber attacks targeting the health and social care sector in Australia doubled in 2021 compared with data from 2020.

According to the report, while the average attack size fell by 50% over 2021 the maximum attack size nearly tripled, growing 297% over the same period.