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New findings from a report that Carbon Black has released show it is easier than ever for criminals to extort money from victims through ransomware.

We can be sure that attackers will leverage that delta in patching. Communication and router security has been ignored for too long.

An expanded partnership between Carbon Black and IBM Security aim to provide increased cyberattack visibility and accelerated incident response times.

The ransomware scourge looks set to continue until at least the end of the year, topping what is being called the 'most notorious year on record'.

According to Carbon Black's national security strategist, the rogue nation has been carrying out a stealth campaign that threatens even worse mayhem.

Our sampling has given insight into the future direction of ransomware. Following our analysis, we compiled seven predictions for its evolution.

Carbon Black teams up with VMware, bolstering data centre defence with enhanced app protection and automated threat response.

Information security can be a noisy place. As a career security guy my experiences have given me a deep understanding of attackers & the enterprise.

Let's go threat-hunting. When the hunters and tools have been assembled, let us explore the thought processes that prepare them for a successful hunt.

In the case of a ransomware attack, the liability and consequences to victims can often stretch far beyond the results of lost data.

Carbon Black and Naru Security protected South Korean government during Park Geun-hye impeachment trial, defending against cyber attacks.

Defend against the global WannaCry threat with robust cybersecurity measures and constant vigilance, says Carbon Black's team.

Remember, don't be embarrassed about falling victim. The more we talk about how these things happen the better we will be.

Carbon Black is on a mission to lock down data center servers, at a time when server breaches are amongst the most common cyber attacks.

UK firms urged to proactively hunt cyber threats by mastering OS intricacies and tailoring threat hunting teams to bolster digital defences.

​Information security professionals used to put all of their chips towards incident prevention. This didn't work out very well.

Mobile devices & smart TVs controlled by cyber criminals make scary headlines. There's something scarier – the possibility that routers can be owned.

Forget malware - new research from Carbon Black says that non-malware attacks are the biggest risk for businesses right now.

Carbon Black sits down with former CIA operative Eric O'Neill to talk state sponsored attacks and why the ANZ regions is probably not a future target.

Non-malware attacks, which use existing software for malicious activity, are on the rise and traditional AV software is unable to detect them.