BLOG: COVID’s Metamorphoses Part V: The regulatory and legislative challenge
By Orpheus Analysts In the fifth part of our series on the long-term implications of COVID-19 for the cyber threat […]
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BLOG: COVID’s Metamorphoses part IV: insider threats, nation-state cybercrime and cyber security budgets during the “Great Lockdown” Recession
By Orpheus Analysts The fourth part of our series on COVID-19 and the future of the threat landscape examines how
BLOG: COVID’s Metamorphoses part III: Cybercrime during the “Great Lockdown” recession
By Orpheus Analysts The third part of our series on COVID-19 and the future of the threat landscape examines the
BLOG: Beyond the scam: geopolitical implications of the Twitter hack
The breach of Twitter on 15 July was an attempted scam with an ultimately unsophisticated motive – de-frauding users of
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THE LORCA REPORT 2020: MAKING OF AN ECOSYSTEM
Orpheus is featured as an innovator solving supply chain cyber risk problems. Read about us in the Innovator Spotlight section
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BLOG: COVID’s Metamorphoses part II: A world disrupted: the consequences of the “retreat of globalisation” for nation-state cyber threats
By Jamie MacColl In the second part of our series on the long-term implications of COVID-19 on the cyber threat
BLOG: COVID’s Metamorphoses part I: nation-state activity in the era of vaccine nationalism
By Kit Palmer and Jamie MacColl Orpheus analysts examine one of the key geopolitical consequences of COVID-19 in the first
BLOG: COVID’S Metamorphoses: a pandemic’s long-term impact on the cyber threat landscape – an introduction to the series
By Jamie MacColl Over the past few months, COVID-19 has had a significant impact on cyber threats to governments, businesses
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Which remote access vulnerabilities are targeted by ransomware groups and why? – SC Magazine press coverage
OPINION by Oliver Fairbank and Alex AshbyBEC ransomware tactics can be mitigated by understanding a threat actor’s perspective of your estate.
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BLOG: Why are big-game hunting ransomware groups targeting remote access vulnerabilities?
The cybercriminal shift towards big-game hunting – going after bigger, more secure targets in tailored operations and potentially extract larger