Ransomware and Cybersecurity Blog
Intellectual Property Breaches: A New Target for Cybercriminals
Ransomware has forced business leaders to reevaluate the data they collect and process, it has also changed the dynamics of confidential data and intellectual property breaches in general. All data has value, but some types are simply worth more than others.
Lessons Learned from Ransomware in 2022
Tracking ransomware attacks in the news over the last 36 months has given us some important insight and salient lessons about tackling this escalating problem. As we move on from what has been the busiest year so far, we take a look at the top 10 lessons learned from 2022.
The State of Ransomware in 2022
In 2020, 2021 and now 2022, BlackFog measured publicly disclosed attacks globally. We also produced an annual summary of our findings in the 2021 ransomware attack report. In 2022 we will be tracking even more statistics, such as data exfiltration and several others as the year progresses.
Automotive Cybersecurity: How to Secure Products and Operational Technology
Automotive cybersecurity is more important and more connected than ever before – but is it secure?
Introducing ADX Webinar: The New Standard in Cybersecurity Protection
In this webinar Dr Darren Williams, Founder and CEO of BlackFog is joined by Michael Sampson, Senior Analyst at Osterman Research to discuss a recent survey on data exfiltration and to introduce the category of Anti Data Exfiltration (ADX) cybersecurity solutions.
What Businesses Need to Know About Ransomware Removal and Recovery
What are the key things businesses need to know about ransomware removal and recovery?
Deciding Between MDR or MSSP? Here’s What You Need to Know
Choosing the right cybersecurity provider can be a daunting task. Here’s everything you need to know before deciding between an MDR or MSSP.
A Global Wake Up Call: Critical Infrastructure Security Fund Roll-Out Announced
The Department of Homeland Security announced that it would begin distributing funds for critical infrastructure security as part of the Biden administration's $1.2 trillion infrastructure deal.
MSP’s the new attack target
Cybercrime groups are beginning to specifically target managed service providers (Msp's) in order to gain access to their clients and users.