Cyber insurance underwriters consider a range of variables to assess the risk a company presents and, consequently, determine premiums. These variables can broadly be categorized into organizational factors, security posture, third-party interactions, and incident history.

Picture this scenario: You’ve used every tool you have to secure your web pages and forms so patient information is safe. One day, a potential patient Googles “hysterectomy options” and ends up on your hospital’s website. They browse around, maybe even schedule an appointment online. You have no reason to worry, right? Because you’ve done what you could to secure those pages.

As another year comes to an end, it’s not only Santa who brings presents for those on his nice list. These days, it’s quite common for well-known firms to publish their annual roundups of the most notable events that have taken place in the cybersecurity landscape, together with predictions of what can we expect in next twelve months.

These days, everything is connected to everything else. Endpoints are the most important parts of modern networks because they let people communicate and run processes. But what does an ending really mean? An endpoint is any device that can join a network. This includes laptops, smartphones, tablets, servers, and even Internet of Things (IoT) devices like smart thermostats and wearable tech. People can connect to networks with these devices, but they also have security holes that hackers can use.

Data leaks sites (DLSs) commonly debut with a small number of claimed victims. When Cyjax discovered them, newly found DLSs for extortion groups FunkSec and Kairos claimed 11 and six victims, respectively. In contrast, a newly identified possible extortion group which aptly calls itself ’LeakedData’ has emerged onto the scene with an alleged total of 41 victims.

Imagine this: you're at home, eagerly waiting for the new device you ordered from Amazon. The package arrives, you power it on, and start enjoying all the benefits of 21st century technology—unaware that, as soon as you powered it on, a scheme was unfolding within this device. Welcome to the world of BADBOX. BADBOX is a large-scale cybercriminal operation selling off-brand Android TV boxes, smartphones, and other Android electronics with preinstalled malware. What does this mean?

We are excited to announce our latest release, BDRSuite v7.1.5! This version offers a host of new features, enhancements, and bug fixes to improve your backup experience and make the process smoother and more reliable. This blog post will take you through all the latest features and enhancements. Don’t just take our word for it—download a free trial today and experience the latest version of BDRSuite firsthand.

Delivering exceptional performance and protection in rigorous evaluations Elastic Security has achieved remarkable results in the recent AV-Comparatives Business Security Test. This independent assessment underscores our commitment to providing world-class malware protection.