The Good | U.S. Officials Crackdown on Russian State-Backed Disinformation Campaigns Ahead of Presidential Elections Amid ongoing concerns about U.S. election interference, the DoJ seized 32 domains this week used by Russian-linked threat actor, Doppelgänger, to spread disinformation campaigns. The campaigns aimed to influence the upcoming U.S. elections and sway international support for Ukraine. Officials […]

The Good | Big Reward Offered for Angler Exploit Kit Hacker The U.S. Department of State is offering a reward of up to $2.5 million for information relating to the whereabouts of Volodymyr Kadariya, a Belarusian man alleged to be heavily involved in cybercrime. The 35-year old is wanted for his role in a number

The Good | Global Authorities Arrest Multi-Million Dollar Crypto Thieves & Charge An Extortion Gang Member Plenty of good news this week as global law enforcement efforts rounded up suspects behind a $14 million crypto heist and officially charged a member of a Russian extortion operation responsible for data theft, ransom, wire fraud, and money

As a security leader, safeguarding your organization against evolving threats means not only supporting distributed workforces and expanding cloud environments, but also choosing a security partner who strengthens your operational stability. Modern cybersecurity requires a truly unified platform that provides comprehensive visibility, scalable protections, and fully integrated processes. However, this is only possible if the

Last week, we highlighted how nation-state sabotage risked critical infrastructure and operations for modern enterprises. This week, we note the recent spate of terrorist attacks and increasing alarm from governments around the world. Please subscribe to read future issues — and forward this newsletter to interested colleagues. Contact us directly with any comments or questions:

The Good | $39M From Mass-Scale BEC Scam Recovered & Crypto Wallet Used by Cybercriminals Seized This week, international law enforcement efforts made major recoveries in business email compromise (BEC) scams and took down a notorious cryptocurrency platform used by threat actors. INTERPOL’s global stop-payment system, I-GRIP, successfully recovered over $41 million stolen in a

The infosec community continues to eye a worrying trend: how the barrier to entry for extortion-focused cybercriminals is nearly non-existent. With a wide selection of ransomware builders and resources now readily available, new and malicious operations are emerging at an alarming rate. One operation in particular called DeathGrip ransomware made its debut in June this

As more organizations adopt artificial intelligence (AI) in their businesses, the roles of Chief Information Officer (CIO) and Chief Information Security Officer (CISO), along with their collaborative responsibilities, are set to evolve. These have traditionally been technical, but are now becoming increasingly strategic as AI transforms business operations. CIOs are moving from managing IT needs

The recent global IT outage underscores the complexity of today’s global digital infrastructure. Companies need to understand their dependencies and downstream impacts to prepare for future events, which could come from malicious threat actors. Please subscribe to read future issues — and forward this newsletter to interested colleagues. Contact us directly with any comments or

Last week’s global IT outage made one thing clear: technology risk equals business risk. Insurers understand this, and SentinelOne is partnering with many of the industry’s top carriers and providers, including Aon, Chubb, AXA XL, Coalition, CFC, AtBay, Beazley, Hanover, Travelers, Corvus, and Crum & Forster to help organizations mitigate it. As cyber threats become