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Healthcare Sector Threat Brief

In 2020, reports indicated that cyberattacks on the healthcare industry more than doubled from 2019, with ransomware accounting for 28 percent of all attacks. Unlike previous attacks focused primarily on providers, the COVID-19 pandemic exposed vulnerabilities in the entire healthcare sector. Attackers, especially...

Critical Infrastructure Cybersecurity & Risk Monitoring: Elections Infrastructure

Cybersecurity experts have been and remain concerned about a potential attack on the U.S. election infrastructure. With Russian interference in the 2016 elections, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) undertook the mission to ensure free and...

Assessing Cyber Risk for the Defense Industrial Base

With deep national security implications, the cyber risks associated with the Defense Industrial Base (DIB) are perhaps the most urgent. Threat actors have realized that targeting vulnerable companies across the defense supply chain can be not only a profitable enterprise but also an alternate method to accessing...

How To Add Security Directly Into Your Gaming Apps

The gaming industry incorporates user and financial data systems uncommon to other businesses. Personal account information, in-game transactions, and buyer-seller marketplaces utilizing credit cards are common elements of gaming app ecosystems. Players trust that gaming companies are protecting their personal...

How To Protect Your Web Applications

Applications, in particular Web Applications, have become a top target for threat actors. Organizations have long relied on Web App Firewalls (WAFs) to protect themselves from common threats such as SQL injection, cross-site scripting, and remote file inclusion. In an increasing number of cases, however, protecting...

2021 Ransomware Guide

Though ransomware is not a new type of malware, it is becoming ever more pervasive and ransom demands are only getting higher. What is the key to ransomware’s success? Download this guide and learn: How ransomware has remained a persistent threat Common attack methods What prevention and detection methods to...

The 2021 Faces of Fraud: Enabling Digital Trust in a Connected Fraud Landscape

For fraudsters, there has been no respite. The fraud economy took no pandemic hit. There was no reduction in schemes among adversaries and they experienced no job losses. Instead, shifts toward an increased dependency on digital channels have presented a myriad of new opportunities for illicit financial gain....

2021 Gartner Magic Quadrant for Application Security Testing

Synopsys Placed Highest for Ability to Execute and Furthest to the Right for Completeness of Vision Synopsys is a Leader in the 2021 Gartner Magic Quadrant for Application Security Testing (AST) for the fifth year in a row. Based on the ability to execute and our completeness of vision, Synopsys is positioned...

Report: Key Players of the Cryptocurrency Ecosystem

Since Bitcoin’s launch in 2009, cryptocurrency has created new markets, spurred advancements in financial infrastructure, and driven innovative thinking in how to meet the world’s economic needs. But how can new entrants identify opportunities and manage risks in this emerging industry? It all starts with...

12 Immutable Rules for Observability

Thanks to cloud-native technologies and versatile microservices, organizations are innovating and performing at warp speed — and their stakeholders expect no less. But to stay at the top, achieving observability into increasingly complex systems is more important than ever. Read the 12 Immutable Rules for...

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How EDR Offers Threat Detection, Insights, and Remediation

Months into the pandemic, cybercriminals turned up the dial on endpoint attacks. A full year later, they’re showing no signs of slowing down. Instead, ransomware and other sophisticated malware attacks are more prevalent - and lucrative - than ever. Our latest white paper, “All Together Now,” highlights the...

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2021 State of Malware Report

If 2020 taught us anything, it's that cybercrime stops for nothing. What’s more - it adapts. Broadside attacks are out, precision is in, and ingenuity lies behind several new malware types and attack methods. From ruthless COVID scams to ransomware attacks on hospitals, there were no targets, and no opportunities...

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5 Tips for Defending Against Ransomware

In today’s distributed and digitally transformed workforce, securing endpoints is one of the most important actions security professionals can undertake in the fight against ransomware. If you are already operating with a lean security team, thinking about endpoint protection may seem daunting, but it doesn’t have...

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Ransomware Emergency Kit

Ransomware attacks are estimated to be occurring every 11 seconds. Their frequency and complexity continue to increase as threat actors double down on ransomware attacks. But why? Because ransomware is a business for many. The profitability of ransomware grows as we continue to troubleshoot by paying the ransom. But...

Ransomware: To Pay or Not to Pay?

Ransomware continues to evolve, with ransomware-as-a-service now growing in popularity. Malware authors sell custom-built ransomware to cybercriminals in exchange for a percentage of the profit. The buyer of the service decides on the targets and the delivery methods. This division of labor and risk is leading to...