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Ransomware is one of today’s most pervasive and dangerous cyberthreats. The latest ransomware attacks can quickly spread throughout a company, impairing user productivity and disrupting business. Research firm Cybersecurity Ventures predicts that the annual global cost of ransomware to businesses will top $20 billion in 2021. CyberArk Labs analyzes 100s of new ransomware samples each day. In this paper, the team shares its evaluation of more than 3 million samples to-date – including an examination of the path to encryption and mitigation strategies. Get full disclosure now.

Implementing a Zero Trust architecture is a must in today’s distributed work environment. To get Zero Trust right, organizations should start with modernizing

GovInfoSecurity Twitter LinkedIn ISMG's Global Summit Series will take place across multiple continents, focusing on global security topics such as fraud and breach prevention, zero trust security, connected devices and on many key industry verticals such as finance, government, retail, energy and healthcare. Join experts from the ISMG community at our summit to learn how to best adapt and balance productivity, accessibility and security. Registration is complimentary and CPE Credits will be available. Sign up today:https://events.ismg.io/event/cybersecurity-summit-new-york-2021/ Email addr...

By Beau Hutto Mar 16, 2021 Nimble thinking affords organizations the ability to act and respond quickly amid evolving circumstances, and it’s key to both cloud adoption and capitalizing on cloud capabilities. Unfortunately, nimble thinking can be tough for federal agencies to integrate into operations that are subject to regulations and scrutiny.  Federal agencies have made progress on cloud adoption, but as top researchers over the past few years have pointed out, many are still struggling. It’s hard to blame them; despite overtures around acquisition reform and contracting agility, ...

By Stephanie Kanowitz Mar 16, 2021 The Defense Department is preparing for 5G-based telemedicine experiments with technologies such as augmented reality (AR) and robotic surgery. DOD is expected to issue requests for prototype proposals from Joint Base San Antonio (JSBA) in Texas after releasing a statement of work for a 5G telemedicine and medical training project. The SOW sought industry input on development related to 5G-enabled AR/virtual reality-guided medical training, advanced telehealth information access, advanced robotic surgery and telementoring via AR for medical procedures. The 5...