The Morning After and $40M Dollars Gone: Expert Finds the Cracks in CNA’s Story
News broke yesterday that insurance giant CNA paid $40 million in ransom after the attack it suffered in March – but that’s not the real news. Just a few days ago, CNA denied that it was a targeted attack…so why the payment? And what are the implications of giving the bad guys your money?
Radware Reports DDoS Attack Volume Up 31% In Q1 2021 vs Q4 2020
New Q1 DDoS Attack Report report released by Radware finds that while the number of attacks held steady in Q1 (down 2% from Q4 2020), attack volumes increased by 31%. The largest attack recorded was 295Gbps up from 260gbps in Q4 2020 and the occurrence of major attacks of 10Gbps or more tripled in Q1 2021 v Q4 […]
Viewing Enterprise Cryptography In A New Light: Traversing A Fragmented Environment
Cryptography has taken a tumultuous journey over the past 20 years. As the digital world has evolved, its role in protecting the modern enterprise has become more crucial than ever. Cyber attackers now lie in wait for businesses, and there is no perimeter strong enough to keep them out. As a result, organisations are deploying […]
4.5 Million Passengers’ Data Stolen In Air India Cyber Attack
BACKGROUND: Air India has disclosed that the data of around 4.5 million of its passengers was stolen following a cyber attack on global aviation industry IT supplier SITA three months ago, in a statement by the airline. The breach involved personal data spanning almost 10 years, from 26 August 2011 to 3 February 2021, including […]
