A new report highlights the growing recognition of SaaS cybersecurity as a critical aspect of the cyber threat landscape, with 79% of organizations reporting SaaS cybersecurity incidents despite their confidence in their cybersecurity maturity level.
The report reveals a decrease in total breaches but an increase in compromised individual records, highlighting the targeting of third-party business associates and a shift in attackers’ strategies from encryption to extortion in the healthcare sector.
A recent study reveals that 51% of browser extensions used in enterprise environments, particularly in cloud software development, are considered high risk due to their potential for data theft and compliance issues.
The US Department of Health and Human Services has launched the DIGIHEALS project, which aims to address the lack of effective cybersecurity tools in the US healthcare system by repurposing state-of-the-art technologies and fortifying medical care institutions to protect patient privacy, safety, and lives.
The “Carderbee” hacking campaign, utilizing the Korplug backdoor and a supply chain attack, targets organizations primarily located in Hong Kong and other parts of Asia, compromising a software update file for Cobra DocGuard.
Ransomware attacks reached record levels in July 2023, with the Cl0p group exploiting a zero-day vulnerability in the MOVEit file transfer service and compromising over 730 organizations, including Colorado State University and three major accounting firms.
