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This week: Ransomware leads to sensitive military data exposure in the UK and a cyberattack knocks out MGM Resorts.

This week: Thieves went data shopping at Forever 21, more trouble for DeFI companies in a hacking incident at Kroll, Chinese and nation-state hackers hit Japan’s National Center of Incident Readiness.

This week: A huge data breach rocks London’s Metropolitan Police and CloudNordic takes a potentially deadly blow after ransomware encrypts all its clients’ data irretrievably.

This week: Malicious insiders speed off with data at Tesla, The Clorox Company faces a big cleanup after a ransomware mess.

This week: MOVEit continues to snowball, a cyberattack causes a huge MLS outage, and ransomware hits a copper mine.

This week: The biggest medical cyberattack of the year, MOVEit keeps snagging companies...

This week: The MOVEit exploit nets a big fish, a cyberattack leaves them losing sleep at Tempur Sealy.

In the June OCR Cybersecurity Newsletter, HHS reminds us of just how important the authentication process is.  Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) is crucial in healthcare environments to protect sensitive information like electronic protected health information (ePHI).

This week: Two ransomware attacks with disputed provenance, three major medical data breaches, and the tale of a phishing email in Mississippi.

This week: A record-breaking U.S. healthcare data breach, MOVEit ensnares more companies...

This week: A cyberattack shuts down Japan’s largest port and Sun Life is impacted by MOVEit.

Breaches abound at government and quasi-government agencies and an unrest-related communications cyberattack in Russia.

This week: An unusual demand in a cyberattack on Reddit and more MOVEit victims emerge.

This week: MOVEit exploit attacks snowball, snagging Shell as well as U.S. federal and state government agencies, and a malicious insider is suspected of facilitating a ransomware attack against the Chilean army. 

This week: More companies fall victim to Cl0p due to the MOVEit exploit and trouble for government agencies around the world.

This week: Cl0p exploited a zero-day flaw in MoveIt to steal payroll data from British Airways, Boots and more UK companies. Toyota has a second data security incident in as many weeks.

This week: Ransomware puts the brakes on production at Suzuki Motorcycle, and BlackByte demands $400 million from beleaguered Augusta, Georgia.

This week: Ransomware snarls operations at two tech companies, a bank in Indonesia gets caught trying to gloss over a ransomware attack, and a big breach at a medical debt collector.

Two huge healthcare breaches, employee data gets exposed at the U.S. Department of Transportation, and bad actors feast on Sysco’s data.

This week: It’s an all ransomware edition featuring an attack that snarled operations for the city of Dallas, Texas, two big hits by ALPHV/BlackCat and an attack that shut down a medical center for two weeks.