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ThreatGEN® Red vs. Blue Fall Kickoff: New Features, New Maps, and a 50% Off Sale!
TLDR: We are thrilled to announce the latest update to our ThreatGEN® Red vs. Blue Cybersecurity Simulation Platform! And, to celebrate this new release, we're offering a Fall Kickoff 50% sale! (Use Code: WINTERISCOMING – Offer ends September 30). For those unfamiliar with ThreatGEN, we offer a game-based platform that revolutionizes Incident Response (IR) Tabletop…
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Too Important to Skip, Too Broken to Ignore: Fixing the IR Tabletop Exercise
What is an IR Tabletop Exercise? An incident response (IR) tabletop exercise is a discussion-based simulation where participants gather to walk through potential response procedures for a hypothetical cybersecurity incident scenario. The goal is to validate whether the organization's incident response plan and procedures are effective and to identify any gaps that need to be…
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The Real Threat of Ransomware: Why Cyber Criminals Prefer This Attack Method Even for Industrial Organizations
Ransomware attacks have become an increasingly common threat to organizations of all types, from small businesses to large industrial organizations. While cyber-physical attacks are often seen as the greatest threat to industrial organizations, ransomware attacks can still have significant physical and/or life-threatening consequences. As demonstrated by recent incidents such as the attack on a hospital in Germany that caused the death of a patient, and the ransomware attack on a major airline in the United States that resulted in flight cancellations and disruptions to travel, the impact of ransomware on industrial systems can be just as serious as that of cyber-physical attacks, if not more so. Furthermore, many industrial organizations have complex supply chains that rely on interconnected systems and processes, so an attack on one organization can have ripple effects throughout the entire supply chain, as seen in the recent incidents involving the Colonial Pipeline and the world's largest meat supplier, JBS. Given the ease of deployment and potential for profit, ransomware remains a serious threat to organizations, and it is essential for organizations to take steps to protect themselves against these types of attacks.
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Tabletop Exercises in Cybersecurity and Beyond
Learn how tabletop exercises can improve your cybersecurity plans and procedures and discover the next level of innovation in TTX.