Political fallout in cybercrime circles upping the threat to Western targets
Politically-motivated cybercrime groups pose a growing and significant risk to Western targets, researchers say.
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Accenture lost ‘proprietary information’ in summer ransomware attack
The company didn't elaborate on the exact nature of the extracted data.
Hackers stole client info, work materials in Accenture ransomware attack
LockBit 2.0 is behind the attack, and Accenture said it discovered the "security incident" on July 30.
Ransomware group ‘Hades’ claims more victims as investigators seek answers
Opinions already varied widely on who is behind Hades.
Considering the role that people play in today’s security landscape
Bethy Flaherty, Senior Manager, Justice and Diplomacy Strategic Initiatives at Accenture joins other influential security leaders to discuss cybersecurity trends and strategies as both public and private…
Meet DarkSide, the ransomware gang blamed for the Colonial Pipeline attack
Since emerging in August, the DarkSide ransomware has allegedly been used in dozens of intrusions in the health care, energy and finance sectors.
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Why, and how, Turla spies keep returning to European government networks
Despite a large body of public data on Turla techniques, the suspected Russian hackers keep breaching networks.
How middlemen are giving ransomware gangs more attack options
It's all about economics.
Outgoing FBI cyber official joins Accenture’s incident response team
Eric Welling is the latest cybersecurity official to leave the bureau for a private sector job.
Does ‘naming and shaming’ hackers deter them from attacking the U.S.?
Howard Marshall, Director of Cyber Threat Intelligence at Accenture, talks with CyberScoop Editor-in-Chief Greg Otto about the efforts of the U.S. government to deter nation-state hackers from…