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By Naomi Eide, Justine Brown, Samantha Schwartz, Robert Freedman Verified
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Filter by content type: All Content Types News (21 results) (13 results) Filter by topic: All Topics IT Strategy Cloud Security Big Data AI & Future Tech Software Hardware & Infrastructure Future Tech Leadership Corporate
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Cybersecurity outlook for 2022

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By Sue Poremba Verified, David Jones Verified, Samantha Schwartz, Naomi Eide
| Cybersecurity Dive Verified
Cyberthreats are in the geopolitical spotlight as conflict over Ukraine has raised alarms about the wider network security risks. The diplomatic standoff puts the threats to operational technology and critical infrastructure in stark relief. This, coupled with the ongoing Log4j remediation, has the security community on high alert. The steady march of cyberthreats, accented by critical vulnerabilities and high-profile ransomware attacks, has come to define the security industry.
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3 tactics shaping ransomware mitigation in 2022

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By Samantha Schwartz
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The tenor for ransomware threats changed as attacks flipped from delivering ransomware through consumer-targeted spam to spreading across networks. The threat of extortion and data exfiltration has yet to wane. More than half of CISOs said they were hit by ransomware at least once in 2021, according to a Black Kite-sponsored survey of 250 CISOs. More than two-thirds expect at least one ransomware attack this year.
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