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Despite hopes for decline, ransomware attacks increased during Russia-Ukraine conflict - Vimarsana News

Despite hopes for decline, ransomware attacks increased during Russia-Ukraine conflict

GuidePoint Security data shows ransomware attacks increased in 2022 over the same period in 2021, despite the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

Triple Threat: Ransomware Criminals Add Data Theft, Manipulation to Encryption Tactics - Vimarsana News

Triple Threat: Ransomware Criminals Add Data Theft, Manipulation to Encryption Tactics

Ransomware criminals are adding even more tools to their toolboxes, and companies are finding it harder to stay on top of the trends, according to guests

Insurance Policies May Tighten Amid U.S.-Russia Tensions, Cyber Pros Warn - Vimarsana News

Insurance Policies May Tighten Amid U.S.-Russia Tensions, Cyber Pros Warn

What a recent court decision means for insurers’ attempts to avoid payouts associated with “acts of war” and breaches where nation-state actors may have...

U.S., private sector may still be a cyber target for Russia amid Ukraine fighting - Vimarsana News

U.S., private sector may still be a cyber target for Russia amid Ukraine fighting

Americans should expect escalating cyber operations targeting the private sector despite the apparent absence of large Russian cyberattacks so far in the Kremlin's invasion of neighboring Ukraine, according to retired Adm. Michael S. Rogers.

U.S., private sector may still be a cyber target for Russia amid Ukraine fighting - Vimarsana News

U.S., private sector may still be a cyber target for Russia amid Ukraine fighting

Americans should expect escalating cyber operations targeting the private sector despite the apparent absence of large Russian cyberattacks so far in the Kremlin's invasion of neighboring Ukraine, according to retired Adm. Michael S. Rogers.