Cyber Threat Intelligence
- William Altman
The Change Healthcare Attack: Quantifying Footprint for Cyber (Re)insurers
The Change Healthcare attacked affected many entities in the US. CyberCube used data to provide an exposure footprint estimate of companies affected.
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- Yvette Essen
Cyber Insurance Predictions 2024
The cyber insurance market is maturing, so (re)insurers need to be prepared for what's to come in 2024. This blog summarises some of the predictions from our cyber experts.
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- William Altman
Meta Pixel: What Cyber (Re)insurers Should Know
Organizations using Meta Pixel have the potential to violate data privacy regulations. CyberCube can help customers identify companies that are using Meta Pixel.
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- Michael Sokolov
Five years of WannaCry: what has changed in ransomware since 2017?
Ransomware has evolved since the WannaCry ransomware attack in 2017, from changes in how complex ransomware is, to how attacks have become more targeted.
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- Michael Sokolov
What (re)insurers need to know about destructive wiperware
Wiper malware is on the rise. (Re)insurers must pay attention to this malicious software, as the destructive attacks have created chaos in the past.
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- Darren Thomson
Top cyber security trends for 2022: what (re)insurers need to know
In this blog, we’ll cover cyber security trends occurring in 2022 so you are better positioned to judge the security of clients and future prospects, and make better cyber risk strategy decisions.
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- Pascal Millaire
Ransomware losses are not undermining the sustainability of cyber insurance
Ransomware losses are not undermining the sustainability of cyber insurance
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- Darren Thomson
The Kaseya ransomware “double-embedded” outbreak: what does it mean for (re)insurers?
Understand why the Kaseya attack represents a novel attack distribution method to spread malicious code has now proven to be a successful strategy.
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- William Altman
Should ransomware payments be illegal? - Considerations for (re)insurers
Ransomware is increasingly top of mind for (re)insurers. Understanding both sides of the ransomware payments debate has never been more important.
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- Darren Thomson
Cyber threat trends for your insurance business
A look at the cyber threat landscape for insurance businesses. This blog outlines those trends to help insurers understand what’s to come in the future.
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- William Altman
Fastly outage underscores global Internet fragility and the potential for catastrophic cyber losses
Fastly outage underscores global Internet fragility and the potential for catastrophic cyber losses
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- Charlotte Anderson
SolarWinds and Constant Contact: “Sister” Supply Chain Attacks
SolarWinds actors’ repeat supply chain attacks show different courses to similar objectives
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- William Altman
Cyber catastrophe meets enterprise ransomware: Colonial Pipeline attack
Cyber criminal gangs are targeting single-point-of-failure technologies and CyberCube can help (re)insurers both identify key SPoF-related cyber risks and model threats to SPoF technologies and companies.
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- Darren Thomson
Advances in social engineering technology (and why we should care)
Social engineering is not new but recent developments in this area leverage AI to make techniques all the more powerful and dangerous.
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- Alejandro Sauter
Analyzing the footprint of recent Chrome and Windows zero-days discovery
Palo Alto Networks said “80% of exploits publish faster than CVEs” in August. We are facing this with two new zero-days being exploited in the wild in the most popular browser and OS in the world. Here we will explore the proportion of impacted networks and if any of them are quick to react (i.e. patch).
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- Darren Thomson
Another Cloud Outage – Are We Headed For “The Big One”?
AWS customers experienced another service outage last week as an apparently non-malicious incident took services down for around 8 hours.
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- Darren Thomson
Enterprise Ransomware: To Pay or Not to Pay… Is that even the question?
Paying ransoms to cybercriminals may not continue to be an option to legitimate businesses as the US government warns of penalties for organizations who fund criminal gangs
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- Wenfeng Yan
More Cloudy, Less Chance of Data Breach?
CyberCube's cyber data correlation analysis shows that more cloud adoptions are not automatically guaranteed less data breach incidents.
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- Darren Thomson
Automation in cyber crime – A key enabler of future risk accumulation?
Automation and associated technologies could lead to more frequent risk accumulation events.
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- Charlotte Anderson
Attack Vector Deep Dive: Mobile Attacks
The main types of cyber attacks on mobile devices
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- Mohammad Al Boni
CyberTrends: Extracting Insights from news articles
Machine Learning, Text Analysis, Cyber News, Correlation Analysis, Topic Modeling, Document Embeddings
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- Charlotte Anderson
Attack Vector Deep Dive: Exposed Databases
This blog discusses the main types of attacks that occur on exposed databases, and important security steps toward protecting enterprises from this risk.
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- Darren Thomson
Ransomware and the “Double-Dipping” Trend
A recent trend in enterprise ransomware sees criminals making not one, but two financial demands
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