Secureworks stories
GOLD MELODY identified as cyber threat group selling access to compromised organisations to other criminals. Active since 2017.
Secureworks' Counter Threat Unit researchers have long maintained active monitoring of the botnet and detected the disruption activity on August 25.
The alliance between the companies will aim to empower security operations teams to scale secure access in a hybrid working era.
According to the Secureworks Incident Response report, the number of incidents involving business email compromise doubled between January and December 2022.
Secureworks has cautioned against complacency despite a 57% decline in ransomware incident response engagements in 2022.
Improving the security culture within organisations plays a critical role in mitigating some breaches and bolster disaster recovery efforts.
Notable growth was seen especially within local government, education and healthcare, with customers ranging from 50 or more employees to large multi-nationals.
Then new Secureworks Taegis integration for SentinelOne Singularity Complete provides enhanced XDR threat prevention, detection and response.
Organisations will gain security resilience with unified detection and response for OT and IT with the company's MDR solution powered by Secureworks Taegis XDR.
The Secureworks Counter Threat Unit has revealed a thriving infostealer market that serves as a key enabler for the most damaging forms of cyber crime.
Secureworks appoints Alpana Wegner as CFO and Allan Peters as CRO, both bringing 20+ years of experience to advance cybersecurity.
Secureworks has found that Bumblebee malware is being spread through malicious online advertising, such as Google ads.
Secureworks' Head of Threat Intelligence for APJ, Alex Tilley, discusses the company's cybersecurity solutions in a new TechDay interview.
Secureworks reduce cyber risk and bolster cyber resiliency with the new dashboard, which companies can use to evaluate and strengthen their security posture.
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.
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