Minimise the Costly Impact of Data Exfiltration: 12 Essential Tips
Data exfiltration – the theft of sensitive information – is a growing threat, posing severe financial and reputational risks.
Data exfiltration – the theft of sensitive information – is a growing threat, posing severe financial and reputational risks.
File Encryption Trojans (FETs), or crypto-ransomware, are malicious software designed to extort money from victims.
By addressing these six critical use cases, CISOs can significantly improve their security posture. These solutions deliver a measurable return on security investment by mitigating risks, protecting sensitive data, and ensuring business continuity. Remember, proactive cybersecurity is not just about keeping the bad guys out; it’s about safeguarding your competitive edge and building trust with your customers.
Imagine a thief rummaging through your checkout counter, not for cash, but for the fleeting traces of customer data left behind. That’s essentially what memory-scraping malware does. It targets point-of-sale (POS) systems, scanning the temporary memory (RAM) for sensitive information like credit card numbers and PINs.
The shadowy world of malware is constantly evolving, with new threats emerging alongside the persistence of old ones. One such persistent foe is the Bifrost Trojan, a backdoor Trojan horse that’s been around for over two decades, targeting Windows systems since the 90s and recently making a resurgence with variants aimed at Linux.