Cyberse

As cybercriminals continue to take advantage of the public cloud in their attacks, Sophos commissioned an independent survey of 3,521 IT managers across 26 countries* to reveal the reality of

With ever increasing network congestion, having the tools to optimize your important business applications is becoming increasingly important. In this third in a series of articles on making the most

Whenever we work with ransomware victims, we spend some time looking back through our telemetry records that span the previous week or two. These records sometimes include behavioral anomalies that

Ransomware attacker tactics have shifted – sometimes drastically – over the past ten months. In order to evade detection by increasingly effective endpoint security, nearly every attack involves a live

We are only 5 weeks away from the anniversary of the birth of modern ransomware, Sept. 5, 2013. I mark that day as a turning point because it was the

The early days of ransomware were very much transactional. You received an unsolicited email, clicked on a link or opened an attachment, and your computer eventually ran the ransomware binary

No organization sets out to become a victim of cybercrime. But if there are security gaps in terms of misconfigurations, exposed assets or unaddressed vulnerabilities, it is likely that cyberattackers

It’s a lot easier to change a ransomware’s appearance (or obfuscate its code) than to change its underlying goals or behavior. After all, ransomware must necessarily reveal its intent when

Technical support scams are among the most pervasive forms of Internet-powered fraud. Preying primarily on less sophisticated computer, tablet and smartphone users, tech support scammers use fear and misinformation to

I recently spoke with Joshua Dostie, Senior Information Systems Security Specialist responsible for cybersecurity for a large healthcare provider in the US. Like most organizations that hold credit card, social