In less than three weeks, three big names—Ingram Micro, United Natural Foods Inc. (UNFI), and McDonald’s—faced major data breaches. These businesses span tech distribution, food logistics, and retail. None involved complex nation-state hacks or zero-day exploits. Instead, each fell victim...
Over the weekend, the FBI, Google and Palo Alto Networks flagged a surge in cyber attacks on airlines and travel firms. These alerts match the operating pattern of the hacker group known as Scattered Spider. Recent signs suggest Australia may...
In an era where data is one of a company’s most valuable assets, it’s astonishing that some of Australia’s largest organisations continue to leave gaping holes in their cybersecurity defences. The recent cyberattack on Qantas is yet another wake-up call...
In 2024, the average cost of a data breach reached USD 4.88 million. Such software exploitations remind us that reacting after an attack is no longer enough. Today, responding is not the goal but we need to stay ahead of...
Cyber-attacks are no longer rare events. They’re a daily occurrence. Businesses, small or large are facing constant risk. In Australia, cybercrime cost businesses over $3 billion, according to the ACSC. Every business today relies on digital infrastructure. Customer records, financial...
Quantum computers are no longer science fiction. Major tech companies are investing in quantum research. Some breakthroughs are already here. Businesses need to stay alert. Cyber security auditors now include quantum risk as part of their assessments. Traditional encryption methods...
In the previous installation, we delved into the history of the primary victim, Kaseya and the bad actors, REvil. From previous exploits to the final and most devastating one, REvil is and will continue to be a force to reckon...
In 2019, Cybernetic Global Intelligence had warned about REvil. Refer to our previous blog on GandCrab ransomware: Is it back under a new REvil guise? The fourth of July celebrations in America this year were slightly different for around 1500 organizations...