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Why Modern Organisations Can’t Afford to Overlook Digital Risk

Modern enterprises don’t exist in a closed on-site ecosystem. Today’s organisations depend on an entire digital ecosystem of tools, provided by third party providers and cloud platforms, that ensure users can access the data they need to do their jobs no matter where they’re located. 

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The Need for Managed Digital Risk Protection Services

Digital risks are all around modern organisations, from common phishing scams, to data exfiltration and leakage, copycat web pages and mobile applications, impersonating social media profiles, targeted Dark Web criminal activity, and exploitable vulnerabilities and misconfigurations.

However, many companies don’t have the visibility, expertise, or resources to manage and prioritise the mitigation of these threats.

As a result, many security teams are turning to managed threat intelligence and digital risk protection services to help them work alongside analysts with specialist skills they might lack, to optimise their ability to detect and respond to these external threats, and to keep up with the evolving threat landscape. 

This article will look at some of the main reasons why organisations are turning to managed threat intelligence and digital risk protection service.

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4 Things We Learnt from Infosec 2022

A couple of weeks ago, London’s ExCel brought together all corners of the information security industry for Europe’s largest gathering, InfoSec 2022 hosted from June 21st to 23rd, 2022. The event hosted a wealth of security vendor booths spread out across the exhibition halls, nearby hotels and even on a yacht, with day two finally bringing in the crowds of delegates.

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WannaCry - 5 Years Down the Line

What is Wanncry? 

Wannacry ransomware first gained notoriety in 2017 after a global attack that was seen in over 150 countries and in excess of 300,000 devices. Some notable victims include the National Health Service (NHS) in the UK, Renault and FedEx. The feature that made this ransomware variant so successful was its worm-like properties, enabling it to spread across a computer network using the SMBv1 exploit EternalBlue. Wannacry encrypts user files and demands ransom be paid in bitcoin. The amounts were relatively small, usually between $300-$500 dollars, indicating the initial idea was less targeted and to get as many victims to pay as quickly as possible.  

 

Although no threat actor took responsibility for the attacks, researchers found key identifiers in the code pointing towards the Lazurus group, an infamous North Korean cybercriminal organisation, and Korean timestamps in the ransomware metadata.

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Integrity360 becomes first Irish partner to be awarded 5* Status by Check Point

Dublin, 26th April 2022 Integrity360, Ireland’s largest cybersecurity services specialist, today announces that it been awarded 5* Partner Status by Check Point Software Technologies, a leading provider of cybersecurity solutions globally. This makes the company the first indigenous Irish partner to achieve this status. It is also one of just eight Check Point partners in the UK market to be awarded same. 

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