Month: April 2020
With nation-state grade cyber warfare becoming the norm, CISOs need to expand their toolbox. A next gen solution might be the answer.
An American touting conspiracy theories about the spread of the coronavirus was the likely source of an incident in which nearly 25,000 credentials from the World Health Organization, the Gates Foundation and other institutions fighting the pandemic were posted to the Internet last week, new research concludes.
More than 26 million Americans have already sought unemployment funds. Hackers will be on the hunt for more victims.
We can now move from the realm of the indicator of compromise or attack to Evidence of Compromise (EOC) resulting in real, actionable Compromise Intelligence.
For decades, China has waged an espionage war with the United States, exploiting America’s comparatively open society and free-market economy to steal critical information, trade secrets and technology tools.
A disturbing trend has emerged in the hospitals subsector of our global compromise intelligence visibility, showing hospitals in the US and France with compromises that are rapidly spreading.