Tag: Cyberattacks

Before sharing indicators of compromise, analysts must consider the sensitivity of the data and verify the identities of the senders and receivers.

Threat actors are targeting energy facilities in Europe and North America in a fresh wave of cybersecurity attacks that could disrupt operational systems.

A new vulnerability called ROPEMAKER could enable threat actors to replace a benign URL with a malicious one after an email has already been sent.

Energy management systems are prone to remote attacks because of a lack of focus on security, researchers from Columbia University found.

IBM X-Force IRIS combines incident response with threat intelligence to help organizations analyze cybercriminals' behavior and predict future trends.

According to new research, IT professionals must implement stronger security controls to combat the growing threat of ransomware.

More than half of the world's cyberattacks now originate from EMEA countries, with the Netherlands being ground zero for 38 percent of phishing scams.

European cybercrime is on the rise, according to a recent ThreatMetrix report, with the number of attacks outpacing the U.S. for the first time.

In the age of cyber warfare, security analysts must determine which assets are most critical and prioritize their defense strategies accordingly.

As technology evolves and becomes increasingly available to consumers and fraudsters, drone-led cyberattacks may become more common.