Ransomware. Phishing. Credential stuffing. These are among the top threats to financial institutions of all sizes. But small-to-midsized ones are particularly challenged to detect and respond to threats. Arctic Wolf's Todd Thiemann discusses the value of managed detection and response.
The cost of the city of Atlanta's mitigation and subsequent IT overhaul following a massive SamSam ransomware infection in March could reach $17 million, of which $6 million has already been budgeted for new devices, security enhancements as well as upgrades, according to news reports.
Cloud-based CRM giant Salesforce.com is warning some of its Marketing Cloud users that any data they stored may have been accessed by third parties or inadvertently corrupted because of an API error that persisted for six weeks.
Weapons and attack capabilities that were previously only observed in large-scale nation-state operations are now falling into the hands of the masses. Today's attackers are more sophisticated, and capable of exploiting weaknesses at previously unseen speed and scale.
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A financial services company with responsibility for protecting sensitive customer data lacked centralized visibility into alerts, had limited expertise to triage, prioritize, and escalate incidents, and spent significant time generating customized financial compliance reports.
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Even companies in full compliance of industry regulations get exploited. In truth, seeking to become impenetrable is admirable but entirely unrealistic. Now is the time to shift from "check box compliance" to risk-based security defenses that rely on incident response.
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PCI-DSS mandates all organizations that accept, transmit, process and store cardholder data must continuously monitor and safeguard all sensitive customer information.
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The FFIEC/NCUA guidance and supervision affects federally supervised financial institutions and their holding companies. However, complying with FFIEC/NCUA guidance can challenge financial institutions that have limited resources.
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Nefarious hackers, cybercriminals and bad actors seek means, pathways and vulnerabilities to gain unauthorized access to a computer device or network for exploitation purposes.
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How to protect against the top 5 most common attack vectors;
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Gartner published their updated Market Guide for Managed Detection and Response (MDR) Services on June 11, 2018. Arctic Wolf Networks has been recognized for three years in a row. And new players have entered into the rapidly growing MDR market.
"By 2020, 15% of organizations will use MDR services, up from fewer...
With Australia's data breach reporting law now in effect, its healthcare sector has recently reported the highest number of data breaches - a finding that is sure to intensify the already intense scrutiny of the country's controversial e-health records project.
Under the EU's General Data Protection Regulation, within 72 hours of an organization learning about the data breach, it must report the breach to relevant authorities or face fines. The U.K.'s data privacy watchdog says it's already seen the volume of self-reported breaches quadruple.
Hacker attacks are still dominating the data breaches added to the official federal tally so far this year. But compared to the mega-breaches of past years, this year's biggest hacks have been relatively small. Some security experts offer theories for why that's the case.
Breach defense is a strategic business issue for most enterprises, but too many cybersecurity solutions rely more on flash than substance, says Lastline CEO Chris Kruegel. It's time to start talking about true breach defense.
Singapore's largest healthcare group has suffered a hack attack that exposed 1.5 million residents' personal details. But authorities say the "deliberate, targeted and well-planned attack" appears to have been principally designed to steal medical information pertaining to the country's prime minister.
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