In early June 2024, the CFCS raised the threat level for destructive cyber attacks from LOW to MEDIUM. The decision to raise the threat level was based on Russia’s increased willingness to use hybrid tactics, including destructive cyber attacks, against European NATO member states, emphasizing the fact that an unstable global security situation also expands into the cyber domain. The threat landscape is constantly evolving. New threat actors emerge while others disappear, and hackers continue to develop new approaches of attack. Join us at the Industrial Security Conference to learn more about the evolving cyber threat landscape and what it means for your organization! Read more about the assessment here: https://lnkd.in/eC__p8Jp #ISCCPH #industrialsecurity
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THE CYBER THREAT IS EVOLVING – AND WE MUST STAY AHEAD The CFCS has released *Cyber Threats Against Denmark 2024*, their annual assessment where they outline the nature of the threat and determine the current threat levels. Aside from the destructive cyber-attack level, which were raised from low to medium in June 2024, the other threat levels remain unchanged from last year. So, you might wonder, if the situation hasn’t changed, is it really that concerning? But it's essential to remain cautious! Here are a few key takeaways: - Hackers' methods are constantly advancing – we face an evolving threat, which requires constant vigilance. - Russia is increasingly willing to take risks in challenging NATO countries through sabotage, influence campaigns, and cyber-attacks – which could also extend to destructive cyber-attacks. - The threat of cyber espionage is at its highest level – and cyber espionage can be a precursor to destructive cyber-attacks. While it’s not likely to see highly destructive cyber-attacks with severe consequences imminently, complacency is not an option in a world where the threat landscape remains grim and will likely continue to be so. The threat is serious. We must ensure our digital infrastructure is robust enough to prevent opportunistic attacks. You can find the English version *Cyber Threats Against Denmark 2024* report here: https://lnkd.in/d3w4pPQQ Happy reading! #Cyber #Threats #Robust #Digital #Infrastructure #Prevent #Opportunistic #Attacks
The Cyber Threat Against Denmark
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Dark Reading: Cyber Operations Intensify in Middle East, With Israel the Main Target Any insights on these cyber trends? #cyber #cybersecurity #cyberattacks #MiddleEast #trends https://bit.ly/3VTP9LI
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Explore the complex dynamics of the People’s Cyber Army of Russia in Foresiet's latest blog. We examine whether this group is a hacktivist movement or a state-sponsored threat, shedding light on their evolving tactics, alliances, and impact on global cybersecurity. Read More at: https://lnkd.in/gXZ67uZ4 #Foresiet #cybersecurity
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📢 Ampcus Cyber News Room: Russian APT28 Hackers Targeting 13 Nations in Ongoing Cyber Espionage Campaign. Read more about this #cybersecuritynews here, https://lnkd.in/daM3XZVJ Deep Chanda Salil Sankaran Prajwal Gowda Luz Marie Dagum Saikat Das (Sam) Deepika Lakhina N Aditya Sai Adithya Kumar Syed Tanweer Alam NIKHIL BAGADIA #ampcuscyber #cybersecurity #cybercrime #malwareattack #cyberthreat #cyberattacks #hackers #hacking #ransomwareattack #malware #dataprivacy #security #privacy #privacymatters #data #infosec #infosec #vulnerability #compliance #cloudsecurity
Russian APT28 Launches Cyber Espionage Campaign Across 13 Nations
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Pending the adoption of an international treaty on cybercrime, the UNITED NATIONS is working for the adoption by the member states of a national point of contact (POC) to face international crisis that can derive from cyber attacks. The POC will work as an emergency 🚨 line between countries in case of cyber incidents,especially in case of mis-attribution, the risk is the escalation that can destabilize peace and security in cyber space. Thanks to Maria Pia Rossignaud and @media2000.it for the interview on the last news on cybersecurity and the role of women in this high tech domain https://lnkd.in/g2U22e3y
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There's a new development in the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas. According to a Google analysis conducted by its Threat Analysis Group and Mandiant, a half-dozen regional cyber threat groups have adjusted their operations to participate in the conflict. These groups have ties to Hamas, Hezbollah, and Iran, and have objectives including espionage, information operations, or destructive activities. While there's little evidence that the Oct. 7th attack on Israel included a planned cyber component, the report suggests that these regional hacking units remain opportunistic but focused. #google #mandiant Link: https://lnkd.in/ezVzF3hb
Google: Iranian, regional hacking operations that target Israel remain opportunistic but focused
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-Disclosure of the 'The Mask' espionage group resurfacing after a decade sheds light on their latest campaign in Latin America and Central Africa, setting off alarms within the cyber security community due to their Spanish-speaking origin and nearly 400 past victims. -The technical sophistication displayed by 'The Mask' group, coupled with their target regions and previous success, signals an elevated threat level to organizations in these areas. -This development underscores the importance of proactive defenses, continuous monitoring, and advanced threat intelligence to mitigate the risk posed by such persistent threat actors in the ever-evolving cyber landscape.
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🚨 Experts Urge 'NATO-Like' Cyber Defense Against Chinese Hacking 🚨 U.S. and allies face rising cyber threats from China, prompting calls for a collective defense strategy. Experts highlight the need for unified measures to protect critical infrastructure from sophisticated attacks. Blake Cahen of IronNet advocates for shared defense mechanisms, essential against advanced phishing tactics. China's "hack for hire" program targets sensitive data, impacting military networks and causing significant losses globally. FBI Director Wray and DHS Secretary Mayorkas stress the urgency of protecting critical infrastructure. Collaborative efforts between governments and tech companies are key to staying ahead of these evolving threats. Source: https://lnkd.in/e6y4JQHK #Cyberattack #Cyberalert #Cybersecurity #Cyberawareness #Cybernews
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The world is changing. Every day it becomes more digital and so does war. The ongoing war in Ukraine is evidence of this. In fact, it is considered the first digital war in which both sides have been able to employ a vast number of cyber tactics to gain the upper hand. The war in Ukraine may therefore be a blueprint for what the digital wars of the future will look like and what role cybersecurity will have in them. So, what can other countries learn about cybersecurity from the war in Ukraine? Find out by reading our full article: https://lnkd.in/d8ptJCS9
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In our latest blog, we continue our geopolitical series by highlighting the escalating cyber threats during the ongoing Israel-Palestine tensions. Recent months have seen a significant surge in cyberattacks targeting Israeli institutions, particularly focusing on ransomware, infostealers, and defacements. Key Insights: • Increased activity from the Handala Hack Group, a pro-Palestinian hacker collective active since 2011. • Recent incidents involving defacements and ransomware attacks aimed at disrupting operations and stealing sensitive information. • Detailed analysis of how these cyber offensives are causing financial and operational damage and broadcasting political messages. Stay informed about the evolving cybersecurity landscape and the impact of geopolitical conflicts on digital security. Rachel Hamasaki Jason Wagner Alberto C. Kevin S. #CyberSecurity #Geopolitics #IsraelPalestine #Ransomware #Infostealers #Defacements #HandalaHackGroup #CyberThreats #InfoSec Read the full blog here: https://lnkd.in/eab7Hwiy
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