How PAM Safeguards Against Insider Threats: Preventing Data Breaches, Misuse of Privileges, and Beyond
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Sytech Alerts to Rising Threat of Local Data Breaches – NationalWorld
Sytech Issues Warning on Rising Data Breach Threats Sytech has recently issued a significant alert regarding the increasing frequency and severity of data breaches that could soon impact organizations domestically. This warning underscores the shifting landscape of cybersecurity risks where even small and medium-sized enterprises may find themselves vulnerable to…
Streamlining Zero Trust in Healthcare: Implementing Dynamic Policy Enforcement Through Risk Assessment Without Redesigning Networks
April 24, 2025
IoT Security / Zero Trust
The Shifting Landscape of Cybersecurity in Healthcare
In 2025, healthcare organizations are grappling with unparalleled cybersecurity threats. As operational technology (OT) environments come under increasing attack and the integration of IT and medical systems expands the potential for breaches, traditional security measures are falling short. Recent data reveals that the healthcare sector faced a record number of data breaches in 2024, compromising over 133 million patient records. The financial implications are severe, with the average cost of a healthcare data breach soaring to $11 million, making it the industry with the highest breach costs.
The tactics of cybercriminals have evolved significantly; they are now focused on compromising the very devices that provide patient care, rather than just stealing patient records. The risk has intensified, with ransomware accounting for 71% of attacks on healthcare organizations, resulting in an average operational downtime of 11 days per incident.
IoT Security / Zero Trust
Automating Zero Trust in Healthcare: Enhancing Security Through Dynamic Policy Enforcement Without Overhauling Networks As of April 24, 2025, the cybersecurity landscape within the healthcare sector is facing increasingly complex challenges. Healthcare organizations are grappling with significant threats exacerbated by the targeting of operational technology (OT) environments and the merging…
Streamlining Zero Trust in Healthcare: Implementing Dynamic Policy Enforcement Through Risk Assessment Without Redesigning Networks
April 24, 2025
IoT Security / Zero Trust
The Shifting Landscape of Cybersecurity in Healthcare
In 2025, healthcare organizations are grappling with unparalleled cybersecurity threats. As operational technology (OT) environments come under increasing attack and the integration of IT and medical systems expands the potential for breaches, traditional security measures are falling short. Recent data reveals that the healthcare sector faced a record number of data breaches in 2024, compromising over 133 million patient records. The financial implications are severe, with the average cost of a healthcare data breach soaring to $11 million, making it the industry with the highest breach costs.
The tactics of cybercriminals have evolved significantly; they are now focused on compromising the very devices that provide patient care, rather than just stealing patient records. The risk has intensified, with ransomware accounting for 71% of attacks on healthcare organizations, resulting in an average operational downtime of 11 days per incident.
NDPC Launches Investigation into Banks and Others for Data Breaches – MSN
NDPC Initiates Investigation into Data Breaches Affecting Financial Institutions The National Data Protection Commission (NDPC) has launched a formal investigation into several banks and related entities following reports of significant data breaches. These breaches have raised concerns regarding the safeguarding of sensitive customer information and the overall cybersecurity protocols implemented…
Calls for Action as Police Scotland Faces Nearly 1,400 Data Breaches in Three Years
Police Scotland is facing significant scrutiny over its data management practices, having amassed nearly 1,400 recorded data breaches within the last three years. This alarming statistic highlights the urgent need for improved safeguards surrounding sensitive information. Among the incidents reported, various issues such as lost or stolen devices, unauthorized access…
AT&T Data Breach Victims Qualify for Class-Action Settlement
AT&T Faces $177 Million Settlement Following Major Data Breaches AT&T is on the brink of a significant settlement that could impact millions of its customers, stemming from two substantial data breaches that were disclosed in March and July of the previous year. The proposed settlement, valued at $177 million, aims…
Customers may receive up to $7,500 from AT&T data breach settlement.
AT&T customers may be entitled to financial compensation following a significant settlement of $177 million stemming from two data breaches that compromised sensitive information. These breaches occurred in March and July of the previous year, exposing critical personal data, including Social Security numbers and phone numbers, of millions of both…
Allianz Data Breach Reveals Widespread Vulnerabilities Impacting All Users
Computer code and text displayed on computer screens. Photographer: Chris Ratcliffe/Bloomberg © 2021 Bloomberg Finance LP Data breaches pose significant threats to individuals and businesses alike, often resulting in identity theft and associated financial damages. In 2023 alone, approximately 5.5 billion accounts were compromised due to data breaches worldwide, marking…
Top 5 Malware Threats to Watch Out for in 2025
January 8, 2025
Malware Analysis / Threat Intelligence
The year 2024 witnessed significant cyberattacks, impacting major companies like Dell and TicketMaster with data breaches and infrastructure disruptions. As we move into 2025, this trend is expected to persist. To safeguard against potential malware attacks, organizations must familiarize themselves with the evolving cyber threats. Here are five prevalent malware families you should start preparing to combat now.
Lumma
Lumma is a widely available malware designed to steal sensitive information. Since its emergence on the Dark Web in 2022, it has become a serious threat. This malware effectively collects and exfiltrates data from targeted applications, including login credentials, financial details, and personal information. Regularly updated to enhance its capabilities, Lumma can log extensive information from compromised systems, such as browsing history and cryptocurrency wallet data, and can also facilitate the installation of additional malicious software on infected devices. In 2024, Lumma was distributed through various channels…
Malware Analysis / Threat Intelligence
Lumma is a widely available malware designed to steal sensitive information. Since its emergence on the Dark Web in 2022, it has become a serious threat. This malware effectively collects and exfiltrates data from targeted applications, including login credentials, financial details, and personal information. Regularly updated to enhance its capabilities, Lumma can log extensive information from compromised systems, such as browsing history and cryptocurrency wallet data, and can also facilitate the installation of additional malicious software on infected devices. In 2024, Lumma was distributed through various channels…
Preparing for the Future: Top Malware Threats to Watch in 2025 January 8, 2025 Cybersecurity Insights / Threat Landscape As we step into 2025, the cybersecurity landscape continues to evolve, reflecting a persistent trend of high-profile incidents that plagued organizations throughout 2024. Major corporations, including industry giants like Dell and…
Top 5 Malware Threats to Watch Out for in 2025
January 8, 2025
Malware Analysis / Threat Intelligence
The year 2024 witnessed significant cyberattacks, impacting major companies like Dell and TicketMaster with data breaches and infrastructure disruptions. As we move into 2025, this trend is expected to persist. To safeguard against potential malware attacks, organizations must familiarize themselves with the evolving cyber threats. Here are five prevalent malware families you should start preparing to combat now.
Lumma
Lumma is a widely available malware designed to steal sensitive information. Since its emergence on the Dark Web in 2022, it has become a serious threat. This malware effectively collects and exfiltrates data from targeted applications, including login credentials, financial details, and personal information. Regularly updated to enhance its capabilities, Lumma can log extensive information from compromised systems, such as browsing history and cryptocurrency wallet data, and can also facilitate the installation of additional malicious software on infected devices. In 2024, Lumma was distributed through various channels…
