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Europol's IOCTA 2023 Report Reveals Cybercriminals are Increasingly Interdependent - Vimarsana News

Europol's IOCTA 2023 Report Reveals Cybercriminals are Increasingly Interdependent

The Internet Organised Crime Threat Assessment 2023 report includes key findings and emerging cybersecurity threats that impact governments, businesses and individuals.

Almost three-quarters of cyber attacks involve ransomware - Vimarsana News

Almost three-quarters of cyber attacks involve ransomware

Data from Sophos’s annual Active Adversary Report reveals that almost three-quarters of the cyber security incidents it responded to in 2022 involved ransomware.

Notable Cyberattack Methods and Common Targets of 2022 | Ankura - Vimarsana News

Notable Cyberattack Methods and Common Targets of 2022 | Ankura

Cyberattacks are a constant threat to businesses, organizations, governments, and individuals worldwide. In order to stay secure against cybercriminal activity, it is essential to...

Remote desktop attacks drop in SE Asia post-pandemic: Kaspersky - Vimarsana News

Remote desktop attacks drop in SE Asia post-pandemic: Kaspersky

Kaspersky reported that there has been a drop in “Bruteforce” attacks against remote workers in Southeast Asia (SEA), which, the company said, is positive news that should not be taken as a sign to be complacent.

Remote desktop attacks drop in SEA post-pandemic, Kaspersky reports - Vimarsana News

Remote desktop attacks drop in SEA post-pandemic, Kaspersky reports

Kaspersky reported that there has been a drop in “Bruteforce” attacks against remote workers in Southeast Asia (SEA), which, the company said, is positive news that should not be taken as a sign to be complacent.