RANSOMWARE: 2021 was difficult but 2022 brings new challenges
Syndicated by Iain Fraser Cybersecurity Journalist/PRWire
The year 2021 was difficult one and the 2022 brings new changes and challenges around the world. Ransomware operators are not left aside: over the past year they got new development and same time their appetites have grown. While industries and businesses struggled to adapt, Ransomware is the enemy that never sleeps.
New masks or game-changing participants? Ransomware-as-a-Service never ceases to impress and this year it is expanding not only quantitatively. Affiliate programs get not only new members in its network but weaponize them with upgraded tools, techniques and even service delivery.
To stand a chance against threat actors in 2022, it is vital to not only understand their latest tactics, techniques, and procedures but also what actions to take to protect against them. Ransomware Uncovered 2021/2022 will give readers an intimate look at each step threat actors take, from initial access to ransomware deployment.
Group-IB experts carefully monitored ransomware groups' movements throughout 2021-2022, marking every tactic, technique, and procedure (TTP) they used.
You can see how Group-IB mapped their findings to MITRE ATT&CK® in Group-IB's well-known annual report Ransomware Uncovered 2021-2022. You will also find recommendations on how to mitigate attacks at any stage of the kill chain and predictions for ransomware activity in 2022-2023. Learn More - Click Here for Full Report
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