Insights

What’s being done to prevent costly, damaging cyber attacks? New and
upcoming regulations and frameworks are providing an industry standard for cyber security. Here’s what has happened this past year in the realm of cyber security regulation and frameworks — and what’s coming down the line.

According to Wired, ransomware is one of the fastest growing threats in cybersecurity, with global damages predicted to reach £15 billion by 2021.

One-third of all cyber attacks in 2020 can be attributed to three main ransomware groups, Ryuk, Maze and Sodinokibi. Other key trends for 2020 ransomware include threats of data exfiltration and publication.

 

 

Update needed for Check Point Client VPN/Endpoint versions E81.10 or earlier

Highly sophisticated attack on FireEye

Integrity360 is thrilled to welcome Patrick McHale to our team as Chief Financial Officer.

From chief information officers to chief security officers, organisations now have many different job titles with responsibilities over security.

No longer can companies house all of their security duties under one job title and brief, especially as technology becomes more and more pervasive in the way that businesses operate.

It would take hours to read through the 100+ pages of the Verizon’s Data Breach Investigations Report (DIBR) which takes the pulse of the security landscape for companies and organisations every year.

Microsoft Vulnerability in Windows DNS

CVE-2020-5902

Integrity360 is aware of an increased in DDoS attacks globally which we would like to remind our clients to remain vigilant about.