The MGM security incident of early September 2023 sent shockwaves through the cybersecurity landscape. As the threat of ransomware attacks continues to loom large over businesses, it’s crucial to understand the intricacies of such breaches and the preventive measures you can take. This article delves into details of the MGM hack and explores how Impero […]
We are proud to introduce Impero Connect’s Self-Hosted Portal. This deployment takes remote access and control to new heights, empowering security-conscious organizations to navigate the digital landscape confidently. The launch of this powerful solution will further ignite the dialogue about safeguarding data, maintaining compliance, and fortifying defenses in every unique environment. In this blog post,
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When schools have a sincere understanding of cyber attacks, they are empowered to take the proper steps to add security for an improved approach to preventing future threats. As soon as an attack is identified, districts act to stop it and minimize damage. However, many cyber criminals still get through the protective layers and
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Schools’ data have been hit harder than in previous years with cyberattacks and sophisticated ransomware. U.S. schools and colleges have faced at least 27 confirmed data breaches this year; in January alone, 14 schools in the U.K. had document leaks. This followed an attack last year by the ransomware cybercriminal gang Vice Society which is
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The recent FiXS malware attack on a bank ATM in Mexico proves criminals are becoming more and more sophisticated by the day. FiXS is the new threat – an advanced ATM malware used in a series of attacks across Mexico. Since February, these attacks have allowed cybercriminals to access cash on demand from targeted ATMs
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The number of ransomware attacks against K-12 networks continues to rise, and even more worrying is the fact that schools are paying the ransom. Ransomware attacks involve malware that encrypts important files on a victim’s computer or network that will not be released until schools pay. Unfortunately, criminals have learned that districts will pay, so
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