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Analysis of over 500 incidents that Secureworks responded to in 2022 found companies need to make themselves a more challenging target.

The number of incidents involving business email compromise has doubled, replacing ransomware as the most common type of financially motivated cyber threat.

The Secureworks Counter Threat Unit (CTU) has found that most real-world security incidents start with much smaller organisational issues.

The targets in this instance were all women who are actively involved in political affairs and human rights in the Middle East region.

Secureworks has found that the Iranian threat group, Cobalt Sapling, has reemerged with a new persona, Abraham's Ax.

The Secureworks Counter Threat Unit (CTU) has uncovered a subgroup of Iranian Cobalt Mirage using GitHub to store and deploy malware.

Increase in stolen credentials for sale on underground markets poses growing threat to enterprises, warn Secureworks researchers.

Secureworks is bringing its Taegis cybersecurity platform to Japan to help organizations enhance their cybersecurity defenses and reduce cyber risk.

The exploitation in remote services has become the primary initial access vector in ransomware attacks over the past year.

CEO fraud, a form of financial theft, is on the rise with global losses reaching USD $43 billion in 2021, warns FBI. .

Research by Secureworks has uncovered a proof-of-concept exploit of flaws in Microsoft's Azure AD PTA method that the tech giant has no plans to address.

DarkTortilla malware has been active since 2015, delivering popular info stealers and RATs, and now emerging with Cobalt Strike and Metasploit.

New research from Secureworks reveals that Chinese threat group BRONZE STARLIGHT is using targeted ransomware as a smokescreen for cyber espionage.

Researchers from Secureworks' Counter Threat Unit have identified indexes of multiple internet-facing Elasticsearch databases replaced with a ransom note.

Secureworks leaders discuss evolving cyber threats and the need to address cybersecurity negligence in the Asia-Pacific region.

Global cybersecurity provider Secureworks is hopes growing digital literacy will also boost interest in the field.

Secureworks has appointed Demetrios Georgiou as director of APAC and Murray Whitlocke-Jones as head of channel as it continues to expand across the region.

The two new tools will give customers access to ‘comprehensive prevention, detection, and response protection across the attack surface’.

Ransomware threat actors are using a 'name-and-shame' approach, increasing pressure on victims to pay up, warns cybersecurity expert.

Thomas moves into the CEO role after serving as president of customer success. She has also held roles in finance, strategy, and product at the company.