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11/17/2020

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11/16/2020

Cybercrime remains on the rise, and we’re taking a new approach to arm our peers, collaborators and clients across the globe with : https://zcu.io/VwWz

11/13/2020

"As cybercrime evolves and the threats become more advanced, we continue to invest in our technology to help clients stay ahead of cybercriminals.”

Find out how our enhanced ShadowNet offering is changing the game: https://zcu.io/L5j5

11/12/2020

We’re stronger together, which is why we’re merging our AutoShun and Malware Domains communities and rolling their intel into the most robust ShadowNet cybersecurity offering yet. Find out how eliminating these silos will help keep your organization more secure: https://zcu.io/wD55

09/21/2020

Sometimes the best defense is a good offense. We’re sharing strategies to reduce vulnerabilities: https://zcu.io/uTio

Ransomware on the Rise: The alarming trend and how to combat it. Posted on August 27, 2020August 27, 2020 An ominous splash screen, missing files and, naturally, a ransom note demanding payment: the calling card of a particularly vicious strain of cyberattack known as ransomware. Aptly named, ransom...

09/14/2020

“The Garmin hack was a warning,” via WIRED: https://zcu.io/4d5I

As ransomware groups turn their attention to bigger game, expect more high-profile targets to fall.

09/08/2020

Don’t wait until you’re the victim of a ransomware attack to begin safeguarding your data. Learn more about what happened to UCSF in Health IT Security: https://zcu.io/ns1u

UCSF confirmed they paid a $1.14M ransom demand to the NetWalker hacking group, after a ransomware attack on several IT server systems of its School of Medicine locked down sensitive data.

08/28/2020

An ominous splash screen, missing files and a note demanding payment: is on the rise at an alarming rate. We’re sharing all on this trend and strategies to help protect your company from cybercriminals: https://zcu.io/ZZrd

Ransomware on the Rise: The alarming trend and how to combat it. Posted on August 27, 2020August 27, 2020 An ominous splash screen, missing files and, naturally, a ransom note demanding payment: the calling card of a particularly vicious strain of cyberattack known as ransomware. Aptly named, ransom...

07/31/2020

has become one of the largest cyber threats to your company’s network. Employees should be trained to avoid suspicious links, but if they do click on one, we can provide an extra layer of protection. Reach out to our team to find out how ShadowNet stops cybercriminals at the source: https://zcu.io/tI2U

The Most Accurate Threat IntelligenceMitigating Traffic From Criminal IPs Developed by RiskAnalytics, ShadowNet is the aggregation and analysis of data from a wide range of intelligence sources, processed into a precise shun list. ShadowNet can be provisioned on RA purpose-built devices, or ingested...

07/22/2020

1 in 3 websites launched this year related to the outbreak are scams. Find out how can help keep your from being compromised: https://zcu.io/2nRa

Why Privacy Policies Aren’t What They Seem: Leveraging Global Threat Intel to Keep Your Mobile Data Safe Posted on May 28, 2020May 28, 2020 Cyber criminals are more active than ever, which means protecting your data has never been more important. One in three websites related to the outbreak of co...

07/02/2020

RiskAnalytics Managing Partner Brian Branner recently sat down with Kris Ketz KMBC at KMBC 9 to discuss how ShadowNet is stopping a growing number of cyber threats during the pandemic. Download the ShadowNet browser extension and app, and watch the segment to learn more: https://zcu.io/syDf

People who click on something on fake coronavirus websites could end up giving up control of their device or laptop.

05/29/2020

“One in three coronavirus-related websites is fraudulent, study finds,” via The Telegraph: https://www.telegraph.co.uk/money/consumer-affairs/one-three-coronavirus-related-websites-fraudulent-study-finds/