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CrowdStrike has released the winners of its Australia and New Zealand Partner of the Year Awards for 2020. The company said that its awards recognise channel partners that meet or exceed assigned revenue targets and create successful customer relationships. Solista won two awards, the ANZ Partner of the Year Award as well as the Best Enterprise Partner of the Year. According to CrowdStrike, the Sydney-headquartered services provider delivered the most net new revenue for CrowdStrike in 2020. Loop Secure took home the Best Corporate Partner Award, InfoTrust the Best Small Medium Business (SMB)...

CrowdStrike celebrates Aussie partners at A/NZ awards CrowdStrike celebrates Aussie partners at A/NZ awards Solista wins Partner of the Year for 2020 Luke Francis (CrowdStrike) Credit: IDG Security vendor CrowdStrike has honoured last year’s most successful partners at its annual awards for Australia and New Zealand.  Sydney-headquartered Solista won the CrowdStrike A/NZ Partner of the Year Award for delivering the most net new revenue to the vendor in 2020.    In addition, Solista also took home the Best Enterprise Partner of the Year Award for what CrowdStrike d...

Ryuk ransom note (Source: Coveware, Malwarebytes) Prolific Ryuk ransomware has a new trick up its sleeve. The developers behind the notorious strain of crypto-locking malware have given their attack code the ability to spread itself between systems inside an infected network. "A Ryuk sample with worm-like capabilities - allowing it to spread automatically within networks it infects - was discovered during an incident response handled by ANSSI in early 2021," according to a Ryuk report issued Thursday by CERT-FR, the French government's computer emergency readiness team that's part of the Nati...

The CEOs of SolarWinds, Microsoft, FireEye and CrowdStrike rolled out a series of cybersecurity recommendations to a U.S. Senate panel Tuesday while detailing how

Why the attackers conducted a "dry run"; What the true motives were for the attack, which apparently was waged by Russian hackers; How the incident could lead to better cyberthreat and intelligence information sharing. White House Update Meanwhile, White House press secretary Jen Psaki said Tuesday that the Biden administration was still weighing its options for how to respond to the attack, but the response could come soon. "We have asked the intelligence community to do further work to sharpen the attribution that the previous administration made about precisely how the hack occurred, what ...