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Current approaches to fighting ransomware in healthcare only seems to put a band-aid on the actual problem. We've got a prescription for what healthcare CISOs can do differently: https://cybr.ly/3P7iOLP

In 2022...
✔️ Ransomware continued to reign king
✔️ The war on Ukraine created heightened concern over zero-day threats
✔️ There seems to be no end in sight for cyber gangs with Russian-linked ties

What's next for 2023? We want to hear from you👇
Cybereason VP and EMEA Field CISO Greg Day anticipates 2023 will bring more cloud credential attacks, increased use of deepfakes in blended attacks, attacks between smart devices, and more.

https://cybr.ly/3Feq9pD

Nine Cybersecurity Predictions for 2023 Greg Day, VP and EMEA Field CISO for Cybereason, anticipates 2023 will bring more cloud credential attacks, increased use of deepfakes in blended attacks, and more.

Meet us tomorrow at the Orange Cyberdefense Summit happening at the London Science Museum! We will be at Stand 3, and be sure to catch Joshua Faulkner on stage at 16:20 for his “Anatomy of a Ransomware Attack” session.

Founded in 2011, Norse Corp. had everything going for it... but no less than six years later the startup blew up in smoke. This week on Malicious Life, we explore what went so horribly wrong. Listen in!

https://cybr.ly/3GSN6jl

Malicious Life Podcast: How to NOT Build a Cybersecurity Startup The Malicious Life podcast explores what went so horribly wrong at Norse Corp., a cybersecurity startup that had everything going for it, then imploded.

Happy Thanksgiving to our family!

High Severity⚠️ THREAT ALERT. An aggressive new attack campaign operated by the Black Basta ransomware group is targeting U.S. companies, causing serious damage to their IT infrastructures. Read the full analysis from the Cybereason GSOC team to stay ahead.

https://cybr.ly/3i6tHBj

THREAT ALERT: Aggressive Qakbot Campaign and the Black Basta Ransomware Group Targeting U.S. Companies Learn to detect and prevent an aggressive new attack campaign operated by the Black Basta ransomware group that's targeting U.S. companies.