The Good | Russian National Linked to Ryuk Ransomware Laundering Schemes Sanctioned By US Authorities One of Ryuk ransomware’s many affiliates just had a target placed on their back by the U.S. Department of the Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC). Ekaterina Zhdanova was sanctioned this week after being identified as a key player …
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SentinelOne is thrilled to announce general availability (GA) of the integration between our real-time, AI-powered cloud workload protection platform (CWPP) with Snyk Container. The integration and partnership helps cloud security practitioners, AppSec, and developers more seamlessly collaborate to streamline triage, stop the spread of security incidents for containerized workloads, and solve root cause of issues …
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Access to the internet and social media platforms lies in the backpocket of nearly every user in the world. From a security point of view, one of the fastest rising concerns is how this level of connectivity is being used to spread discord and division both quickly and across huge numbers of users. According to …
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The Good | Global Alliance Looks to Curb Illicit Crypto Funds This week Washington DC played host to the third annual International Counter-Ransomware Initiative summit, and delegates from 40 countries are pledging their support to prevent the payment of ransom demands to cybercriminals. The news comes on the back of record numbers of ransomware attacks …
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Earlier this week, Apple notified a number of individuals that their iPhones had apparently been targeted by state-sponsored attackers. Around a dozen iPhone users, including journalists and politicians in India’s opposition parties, are said to have received the alerts. Apple began warning its users that they could be being targeted by sophisticated, nation-state hackers in …
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Today, we are thrilled to welcome Michael Cremen to SentinelOne as our President and Chief Revenue Officer. Michael is an accomplished international executive with extensive GTM experience in scaling software and SaaS companies. He will be responsible for the planning, development and global execution of our GTM strategy as we continue to evolve our business …
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Powering the infrastructures that sustain how people communicate, work, and live, our dependence on the energy sector has pushed it to the top of the list of targets for cybercriminals. Concerns on how to defend this critical sector have only been magnified by ongoing dilemmas in the economic and political landscapes. Beyond the immediate financial …
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The Good | Multi-Million Dollar Scam Syndicate Dismantled Revealing Stolen Data of 4 Million Citizens Four million people won justice this week when the Spanish National Police successfully dismantled a cybercriminal organization responsible for monetizing their stolen data. The police agency carried out a total of 16 targeted searches across multiple Spanish cities, resulting in …
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The current conflict between Israel and the Hamas militant group has begat an onslaught of hacktivist-level activity carried out in the name of both sides. Amongst the ongoing fighting, numerous hacktivist groups and ‘lone wolves’ have taken the opportunity to maneuver into the cyber arena, deploying an array of malicious activities including Distributed-Denial-of-Service (DDoS) attacks, …
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Artificial intelligence (AI) is such a hot topic right now with everyone clamoring to say how their company is leveraging AI in all the new, flashy ways. Here at SentinelOne, we don’t do hype or hyperbole and AI is nothing new. We were founded in 2013 on the premise that AI could fundamentally transform cybersecurity …
