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Print this article Microsoft and cybersecurity experts believe the massive hack against the Microsoft Exchange Server this year was conducted by a Chinese hacker group, but the Biden administration has yet to point the finger. President Joe Biden signed a cybersecurity executive order earlier this month, naming three recent prominent cyberattacks — SolarWinds, Colonial Pipeline, and Microsoft — with a White House fact sheet saying those “recent cybersecurity incidents … are a sobering...

Exchange Server Attackers Launched Scans Within Five Minutes of Disclosure Phil Muncaster UK / EMEA News Reporter , Infosecurity Magazine The 2021 Cortex Xpanse Attack Surface Threat Report from Palo Alto Networks was compiled from scans of 50 million IP addresses associated with 50 global enterprises, carried out January-March 2021. The report revealed that as soon as new vulnerabilities are announced by vendors, attackers rush to take advantage, utilizing cheap cloud computing power to back ...

Malicious scans for at-risk systems start minutes after disclosure Statistics collated by Palo Alto Networks reveal malicious actors begin scanning the internet for systems at risk of new CVEs within minutes Share this item with your network: By Published: 20 May 2021 12:45 Malicious actors begin to scan for at-risk systems within an average of 15 minutes of the disclosure of a new Common Vulnerability and Exposure (CVE), and in many instances much quicker than that – scans for vulnerabl...

First published on Dive Brief: The Biden administration will launch a global campaign to combat ransomware as part of a multi-pronged effort to bolster U.S. national security and critical infrastructure in the digital realm, said Anne Neuberger, deputy national security advisor for cyber and emerging technology, in a virtual keynote address to the annual RSA Conference.  The ransomware initiative is part of a larger plan to modernize the nations cyber defense by securing the software supply ch...

Cybercriminals usually race to take advantage of disclosed vulnerabilities in popular pieces of software, but they were especially quick to attack Microsoft Exchange servers.

Shutterstock In the wake of the Colonial Pipeline ransomware attack, the White House is calling for $22 billion in new cyber security spending to protect the nation’s vulnerable infrastructure. In a statement Tuesday, the Biden administration called for $20 billion in grants to harden the nation’s energy systems by strengthening cyber security and the energy grid’s resilience. It also proposed $2 billion in federal grants to support microgrids and grid resilience in areas with a high risk...

Lawmakers press Biden to create plan to secure economy after Colonial Pipeline attack Maggie Miller © Courtesy Colonial Pipeline Lawmakers press Biden to create plan to secure economy after Colonial Pipeline attack The bipartisan leaders of the House Homeland Security Committee on Tuesday urged President Biden to ensure there is a plan in place to ensure the nations economy is not disrupted by a major cyberattack. The concerns, voiced as part of a letter sent to Biden by Comm...

This framework for managed service provider (MSP) security would require MSPs to legally meet the 14 cyber security principles that make up the existing Cyber Assessment Framework. These currently apply only to organisations within the UK critical national infrastructure (CNI) sector, those subjected to the NIS Directive, and businesses managing cyber-related risks to public safety. Under the proposals, organisations may also be asked to instigate policies to protect devices and prevent unautho...