Tenable: Cyber Security Pros Should Worry About State-Sponsored Cyber Attacks
The outing of recent state-backed threat actors provide important cyber security strategy lessons for Australia, says Tenable.
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The outing of recent state-backed threat actors provide important cyber security strategy lessons for Australia, says Tenable.
KrebsOnSecurity celebrates its 14th year of existence today! I promised myself this post wouldn't devolve into yet another Cybersecurity Year in Review. Nor do I wish to hold forth about whatever cyber horrors may await us in 2024. But I…
There's usually a word or phrase that sums up my annual Cybersecurity Year in Review. "Lack of resilience" was 2022's theme, highlighting the Canada-wide outage at Rogers Communications. "A crazy mess" was 2021's theme, because of the SolarWinds Orion and other supply chain hacks. This year, successful ransomware attacks hit a record level. But for
Our annual Cybersecurity Year in Review traditionally starts with the choice of a word or phrase that sums up the last 12 months -- ransomware, huge data breaches, supply chain attacks and so on. Arguably, this year's central event in Canada was something indirectly related to cybersecurity: The nationwide collapse on July 8th of the
Major cybersecurity incidents in 2021 struck industrial organizations in a range of sectors, with international headlines detailing everything from a compromise of a water treatment facility with the intent to poison its community to a ransomware attack against a pipeline operator that disrupted gas supplies to the southeastern United States.