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Radically Reduce Downtime and Data Loss with SaaS-based Disaster Recovery

CIO Business Intelligence

Titled “ The State of Ransomware and Disaster Preparedness 2022 ,” the study shows that “79% of respondents indicated they had activated a disaster response within the past 12 months, with 61% of those responses triggered by ransomware or other malware. CDP is the best way to protect your business and achieve business continuity.

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9 Important Cybersecurity Facts

Galido

In turn, they host then on third-party apps while using low prices and sneaky advertising to get people to download them. Since the apps might come laden with malware, the chances are the malware will find its way into your corporate systems. By 2020, the average data breach’s cost is anticipated to exceed $150 million.

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Darkside Ransomware Claims It Is Shutting Down

SecureWorld News

Another RaaS group, Babuk, claimed it handed over the ransomware’s source code to "another team," which would continue to develop it under a new brand. The group pledged to stay in business, continuing to run a victim name-and-shame blog, while also encouraging other ransomware gangs to switch to a private mode of operation.

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FraudGPT: Scammers’ secret to stealing your data

Dataconomy

The creator of FraudGPT started advertising the malicious chat application over the weekend in a hacker forum. Krishnan claims that FraudGPT can also make it simpler to construct hacking tools, undetectable malware, harmful code, leaks, and vulnerabilities in enterprises’ technological systems. ” asserts the developer.

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Enhancing Maritime Security: Lessons from the Key Bridge Incident

SecureWorld News

Are there business continuity, technical disaster recovery, and emergency and crisis management plans to prepare for disruptions? Considering the potential for malware introduced by an operator physically into a system, there has been no such finding to indicate insider threat/error. Are these plans regularly tested?

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