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IBM’s 2022 X-Force Threat Intelligence Index also revealed that ransomware was again the top attack type last year and that manufacturing supply chains were most vulnerable to exploitation.
US software firm moves to restart after huge ransomware attack By Wednesday Jul 07, 2021 SAN FRANCISCO: A US software firm hit by a major ransomware attack that crippled hundreds of companies worldwide said it was on track to restart its servers later Tuesday to bring customers back online. Kaseya, the Miami-based IT company at the center of the hack, said it pushed back its forecast by two hours and hoped to resume operations between 2000 and 2300 GMT. The news comes after an unprecedented attack that affected an estimated 1,500 businesses and prompted a ransom demand of $70 million. The s...
US software firm Kaseya all set to begin operation after major ransomware attack Wed, Jul 07, 2021 SAN FRANCISCO: A US software firm hit by a major ransomware attack that crippled hundreds of companies worldwide said it was on track to restart its servers later Tuesday to bring customers back online. Kaseya, the Miami-based IT company at the center of the hack, said it pushed back its forecast by two hours and hoped to resume operations between 2000 and 2300 GMT. The news comes after an unprecedented attack that affected an estimated 1,500 businesses and prompted a ransom demand of $70 milli...
Share: COVID-19 vaccines are literally worth more than gold. That's the kind of value that criminal elements and other bad actors like to exploit. Behind the scenes, governments and industry are adding new layers of security to prevent them from stealing the new biologic medicines or their digital recipes. The most visible sign that COVID vaccines are no ordinary shipments is the presence of armed U.S. marshals on the floor of distribution centers and in vehicle escorts. "Throughout the process we've been concerned with protecting intellectual property, protecting data as well as physical the...
COVID-19 vaccine supply chain is vulnerable to cyber attacks, says security expert Play Segment9:02 As the first COVID-19 vaccine began making its way out to Canadians this week, security researchers warned that the vaccine's complicated supply chain is vulnerable to cyber attacks designed to steal intellectual property, destroy the vaccines or simply undermine people's confidence in it. Nick Rossman, Global Threat Intelligence Lead with IBM's cybersecurity arm, Security X-Force, says his team has already discovered a series of cyber attacks aimed at disrupting the vaccine rollout. Aired: Dec...