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Exploiting Serial-to-Ethernet Converters in Critical Infrastructure
Forescout Vedere Labs uncovers 22 new vulnerabilities from two serial to Ethernet converter makers. See what was discovered and how to mitigate.
Updated to discuss the regulatory deadline on January 17, 2025. Tick, tock. A new regulation is officially enacted this week. The Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) is a robust cybersecurity regulation in the European Union (EU) takes effect on January 17. It is designed to help protect against evolving digital threats to financial systems. Like […]
Forescout Research analyzes an attack it discovered using Hunters International ransomware. See what was discovered in detail and how to mitigate.
Will Cyber Force redefine U.S. operations? Will critical infrastructure expand to space? Here are Forescout’s top U.S. cybersecurity trends.
Implement zero trust security to ensure every asset and access request is verified and secure. Learn all about Forescout’s adaptive approach.
Forescout’s ICS threat hunting finds new malware that kills Siemens workstation processes and finds aged banking Trojan software in the mix.
Forescout analyzes ransomware campaigns with DrayTek routers as entry points for attacks. Threat intelligence was also provided by PRODAFT.
Forescout’s cybersecurity predictions include multi-layered threats from AI-based hacking, targeted OT attacks and large ransomware payouts.
Updated November 2024 Billing systems for Change Healthcare are now back up and running nine months after the ransomware attack on this major clearinghouse for billing and payment processing, according GovTech. Owned by UnitedHealthGroup, Change Healthcare fell victim to one of the largest ransomware attacks in history in February after it was discovered it did […]
The recent high-profile cyberattack on MGM Resorts International, still under investigation, put ransomware back in the public spotlight. News reports and social media posts cited widespread issues with deactivated digital room keys locking guests out of their rooms; slot machines, ATMs and elevators taken offline; and websites taken down. Over a dozen MGM hotels and casinos reportedly had to shut down operations for 10 days. This time, what happened in Vegas didn’t stay in Vegas.