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🗞️ this week's most important cyber security news, 📅 next week's upcoming webinar trainings and 🛡️ most recent Cyberday development.
New devious #ransomware schemes:
🏥 Targeting healthcare web consultations by sending them booby-trapped medical records for the “patient”
📥 Carefully "forging" inboxes of company execs to imply they were involved in insider trading
#Cybersecurity researcher finds that your car's (e.g. Hyundai, Nissan, Honda) mobile app may allow hackers to remotely unlock, turn on the engine or honk the horn.
➡️ See details of exploiting vulnerabilities to bypass authorisation
⚠️ Agrius is an Iran-aligned #cybercrime group, targeting victims e.g. in Israel and the UAE.
They launched a supply-chain attack abusing Israeli software to deploy a wiper malware to numerous customer organizations.
Attack details >>
Florida man, part of #cybercrime gang, stole 20 M$ from crypto wallets utilizing SIM swapping, sentenced to 18mo and to pay back earnings.
⚠️ SIM-swap problems are why e.g. many authorities no longer recommend using SMS-based 2FA.
We will go through the basics of Cyberday and how ISO 27001 standard can support systematic information security management. We will also cover the 2022 update to the standard.
Starts on Wed 14.12. at 3PM (EET) · duration 45 min
Now anytime you're browsing around in Cyberday, we are showing you the relevant Academy content (e.g. help articles, videos, blog posts) on the left menu. Look for the ?-icon...
We improved the usability and contents of compliance reports. These reports are very important e.g. during audits and in general for you to understand and communicate...
ISO 27001, the world's leading information security standard, got an update for the first time in 9 years. What has changed when comparing 2013 vs. 2022 versions of ISO 27001 and how are these updates visible on Cyberday?
