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Guarantee that Your Enterprise Will Recover from a Ransomware or Malware Cyberattack

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The “sting” of a ransomware or malware attack is removed quickly, efficiently, and comprehensively. Who would have thought that the latest answer to cyberattacks was actually found in guaranteed cyber recovery on primary storage?

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Trends in the threat landscape

CIO Business Intelligence

Each quarter HP’s security experts highlight notable malware campaigns, trends and techniques identified by HP Wolf Security. The HP Threat Research team identified a new malware campaign that relied entirely on living-off-the-land tools. The attackers impersonated a shipping company to spread Vjw0rm and Houdini script malware.2

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More connected, less secure: Addressing IoT and OT threats to the enterprise

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Malware is the top threat to IoT/OT With so many vulnerabilities plaguing IoT devices, these devices are attractive and relatively easy entry points into corporate networks for attackers. In fact, two notorious botnets, Mirai and Gafgyt, are major contributors to a recent surge in IoT malware attacks.

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What is AI’s current impact on cybersecurity?

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Ultimately, Sikorsi offers this advice for businesses with AI concerns: Instead of looking at companies riding the AI wave, look at those who have been working with AI for a long time and have the background to demonstrate their success. Threat Vector provides insights that are both enlightening and cautionary.

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Website spoofing: risks, threats, and mitigation strategies for CIOs

CIO Business Intelligence

Malware distribution The opportunistic nature of website spoofing allows attackers to distribute malware to users’ devices. The distribution of malware serves various purposes, from causing general system distribution to potentially being employed as a tool for more sophisticated cyberattacks.

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Top 5 Security Trends for CIOs

CIO Business Intelligence

A second, more pernicious risk is the fact that ChatGPT can write malware. Sometimes the malware has errors, but with simple repetition the hacker can generate multiple working versions of the code. Such polymorphic malware is particularly hard to detect, because it may be different from one attack to another.

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5 tips for securing your remote workspace

CIO Business Intelligence

This may sound hackneyed, but employees continue to click on malware (according to HP 21% have done so since working from home). Controls like HP Sure Click are powerful in protecting against even the most sophisticated malware and viruses. The simple rule of thumb needs to be: ‘if in doubt don’t click’. Use the tools IT provides.

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