Nessus
Posted on Mar 2, 2023 4 minutes
Why Are Some Ransomware Vulnerabilities More Dangerous than Others?
Securin experts mapped ransomware vulnerabilities to the MITRE Att&ck framework and identified 57 vulnerabilities that can be exploited from initial access to exfiltration. Read on to find out more about these vulnerabilities.
Surojoy Gupta
Posted on Feb 17, 2023 4 minutes
All About Hive Ransomware
One of the most prolific ransomware groups to affect healthcare facilities, nonprofits, retailers, energy providers, and other sectors, with a total of more than 1,300 institutions hit by the ransomware group worldwide and a profit of $100 million in ransom payments, Hive Ransomware has been ruling the roost since June 2021. Read on to find out what Securin experts uncovered when they revisited HIVE and their attack tactics and techniques, and what organizations can do to remain safe from future attacks.
Surojoy Gupta
Posted on Dec 30, 2022 7 minutes
How Safe is your Database?
A data breach resulting in the loss of their jobs is one of the worst nightmares for a CISO. Companies that have experienced a breach underperform the market by more than 15% three years later. That raises the question - “Is your data safe?” CSW analyzed more than 290 database products and identified 4352 vulnerabilities, of which 24% have high predictive risk ratings, and 12% are trending in the wild! What should be your course of action?
Priya Ravindran
Posted on Dec 23, 2022 | Updated on February 3, 2023 4 minutes
All About Vice Society Ransomware
Vice Society has been recently observed employing multiple ransomware variants, similar to the Russian Sandworm Team and TA505 threat actors, apart from its double extortion tactics. After its recent attacks on the US K-12 education and healthcare sectors, Vice Society has garnered a lot of media attention. Read on to learn how to protect your network from Vice Society attacks.
Surojoy Gupta
Posted on Mar 2, 2022 | Updated on March 01, 2023 3 minutes
Top Scanners Fail to Flag DHS CISA-warned Known Exploited Vulnerabilities (KEV)
We looked into the DHS CISA KEV catalog one step further and found that 59 actively known exploited CVEs were missed by top scanners such as Nessus, Nexpose, and Qualys. Click here to know more!
Pavithra Shankar, Priya Ravindran
