June 6, 2023

Do you know how to disclose and report a ransomware attack?

Aside from addressing the logistical repairs and business disruption following a successful ransomware attack, companies that store or manage customer data must navigate the shifts in public opinion and the resulting fallout. To “do the right thing” and maintain integrity, organizations must carefully manage how they disclose and report a ransomware attack.

Should your company report a ransomware attack? If so, how?

Check out How to disclose and report a ransomware attack.

You may also be interested in:

• Can ransomware victims decrypt files for free?
• Failing to report a ransomware attack
• How to keep business-critical applications safe from ransomware

News roundup Mon, Jun 5, 2023

Stories, news, politics and events impacting the network security industry during the last week.

• Google removes malicious Chrome extensions with 75 million installs from store
• Hackers can exfiltrate data from free version of Google Workspace and leave no trace
• Kaspersky staff iPhones hacked, Russian government blames US intelligence 
• RomCom RAT uses network of fraudulent sites to launch political and financial attacks
• PrinterLogic's enterprise software full of vulnerabilities
• Hackers are selling human-led CAPTCHA-breaking services
• Data belonging to nearly 480,000 RaidForums members oddly leaked by admin of new hacker forum
• AceCryptor malware detected in more than 240,000 cyberattacks
• Lazarus Group sets sites on Windows IIS web servers
• Read more

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