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In a collaboration with our partner OnRetrieval, we are organizing a webinar where we will showcase the main features of Binalyze AIR and how to achieve cyber resilience with its capabilities.
Binalyze, the leading provider of advanced Digital Forensics and Incident Response (DFIR) solutions, today announced it has partnered with AHAD as a channel distribution partner for the GCC region (United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Oman, Kuwait, and Bahrain).
Proven strategy to defend an organization from the risk of cyber attacks has for so long been proved to be prevention.
It was around 7 years ago when I analyzed my first CryptoLocker which was just a prototype full of mistakes and weird stuff. My first reaction to this ‘new’ way of making money was “Well, not an art piece compared to what we have been dealing for the last three years (mostly low-level kernel-mode rootkits) but it is still promising”.
Covid-19 pandemic has become the most important topic in cyber security as in many other areas. The pandemic has affected people’s lives and caused significant changes in working procedures of organizations. Many organizations including public institutions activated remote working procedures hastily.
The first step in achieving forensic readiness is to do a complete risk-assessment analysis of all your business operations. The main goal is to identify any potential risk and vulnerabilities in your business processes so you can understand and define where digital evidence may be required and may benefit the organization.
Finalizing the first two steps of the forensic readiness plan brings you to a position where it is possible to decide which types and sources of evidence collection (Step 2) can help you in dealing with business risk situations (Step 1).
FireEye has uncovered a malicious campaign that gains access to victims via trojanized updates to Orion, SolarWinds’ IT monitoring and management software.
Ransomware is not new but it continues to be one of the biggest challenges for every kind of organization in recent years. There were a total of 308 million ransomware attacks in 2020. This means a 62 percent increase from 2019. At the same time, ransom payments are also increasing. In the first quarter of 2021, the average of ransom payments was over $220,000.
