Financially motivated threat actor UNC3944 is using phishing and SIM swapping attacks to take over Microsoft Azure admin accounts and gain access to virtual machines (VM), according to cybersecurity firm Mandiant.
Global organisations are improving their attack detection capabilities despite facing increasingly sophisticated, persistent, and creative adversaries.
Security vendors have joined Mandiant's Cyber Alliance Program, formed to help develop integrated security systems and share threat intelligence.
M-Trends 2022 report delivers detailed assessment of the evolving global cyber threat landscape highlighting prevalent attack vectors and most targeted industries.
CrowdStrike and Mandiant have partnered to help customers investigate, remediate and defend against increasingly sophisticated threats.
Google is beefing up its cyber security muscle with a US$5.4 billion acquisition of Mandiant, the company responsible for unveiling the SolarWinds attack.
New solution tests companies' ability to thwart cyber attacks by selecting and repurposing the most critical ransomware variants to run in production environments.
US cyber security vendor Mandiant has launched a cloud-based infrastructure location in Australia giving a local presence to its Automated Defence capability.
Many think impending legislation would be a boon for industry but loopholes could make it toothless.
Cyber-security company, FireEye, has bought iSIGHT for $US200m cash.
As 2015 draws to a close, ARN chased down a host of security experts to give us a rundown on the year it was.
Identity management company, Centrify, has warned A/NZ organisations that compromised user credentials are the new normal.
FireEye held its first ever Momentum partner conference in Sydney, which saw the security company’s global reps pushing its new channel focus, including rebates, new tools, and new incentive programmes.
FireEye held its first ever Momentum partner conference at The Loft on Sydney's Jones Bay Wharf. The FireEye team discussed its new partner programmes, upcoming additions to its portfolio and partners saw networking opportunities galore. Photos by Allan Swann
Hackers who went undetected for eight months gained wholesale access to medical records and other personal data of the 1.8 million Premera Blue Cross health plan members in Washington State and Alaska as well as anyone who did business with the company.
