InTegriLogic Blog
InTegriLogic has been serving the Tucson area since 1999, providing IT Support such as technical helpdesk support, computer support, and consulting to small and medium-sized businesses.
Atalanta
https://portswigger.net/daily-swig/us-food-importer-atalanta-admits-ransomware-attackExploit: Ransomware
Atalanta: Food Importer
Risk to Business:Â 1.616= Severe
Imported foods outfit Atalanta has admitted that it suffered a data breach involving employees’ personal information as the result of a ransomware attack in July 2021. An investigation concluded that information related to Atalanta’s current and former employees and some visitors was accessed and acquired by an unauthorized party. Atalanta is North America’s largest privately-held specialty food importer. No details were offered by the company about how many records were exposed and what personal information they contained.
Customers Impacted:Â Unknown
How It Could Affect Your Business:Â Data breach risk has become especially nasty as cybercriminals look to distributors and service providers who may maintain large stores of data for a quick score.
Cox Communications
https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/cox-discloses-data-breach-after-hacker-impersonates-support-agent/Exploit: Phishing (Vishing)
Cox Communications: Digital Cable Provider
Risk to Business:Â 1.773=Severe
Cox Communications has disclosed a data breach after a hacker impersonated a support agent to gain access to customers’ personal information. The story goes that on October 11th, 2021, a bad actor impersonated a Cox support agent by phone to gain access to customer information. Cox is the third-largest cable television provider in the US with around 3 million customers.
Individual Risk:Â 1.813=Severe
Customers may have had information material to their Cox account exposed including name, address, telephone number, Cox account number, Cox.net email address, username, PIN code, account security question and answer, and/or the types of services that they receive from Cox.
How It Could Affect Your Business:Â Vishing has been gaining popularity as employees handle fewer phone calls, making them more likely to take the ones they do get seriously. This is the same method of attack that was used in the 2020 Twitter hack.
The Virginia Division of Legislative Automated Systems (DLAS)
https://apnews.com/article/technology-legislature-executive-branch-virginia-ralph-northam-8adc7aa73b93c91b0687b741b6acd202Exploit: Ransomware
The Virginia Division of Legislative Automated Systems (DLAS): Government Technology Services
Risk to Business:Â 1.318=Extreme
A ransomware attack has hit the division of Virginia’s state government that handles IT for agencies and commissions within the Virginia legislature. Hackers accessed the agency’s system late Friday, then deployed ransomware. A ransom demand was received on Monday. A Virginia state official told CNN that DLAS was shutting down many of its computer servers in an attempt to stop the spread of ransomware. No information was available at press time about the amount of the ransom demand or what if any data was stolen. AP reports that this attack is the first recorded on a state legislature.
Customers Impacted:Â Unknown
How It Could Affect Your Business:Â In an ultra-competitive sector like crypto, customers will be watching every move a company makes, especially if it could potentially cost them money.
Kronos Ultimate Group
https://www.bostonglobe.com/2021/12/14/business/businesses-face-payroll-scheduling-woes-after-ransomware-attack-kronos/Exploit: Ransomware
Kronos Ultimate Group: Payroll Services
Risk to Business:Â 1.619= Severe
HR management company Ultimate Kronos Group has been hit by a ransomware attack that could have devastating ongoing repercussions. The company’s Kronos Workforce Central was paralyzed in the attack. That prevents its clients, including heavyweights like Tesla and Puma, from processing payroll, handling timesheets and managing their workforce. Kronos first became aware of unusual activity on Kronos Private Cloud on Saturday evening. The company’s blog says that it is likely the issue may require several weeks to resolve.
Customers Impacted:
How it Could Affect Your Business:Â Once again, cybercriminals choose a target that offers them a huge stash of data, especially valuable personal and financial information.
United Kingdom – SPAR Convenience Stores
https://www.infosecurity-magazine.com/news/cyberattack-closes-uk-convenience/Exploit:Â Ransomware
SPAR Convenience Stores: Convenience Store Chain
Risk to Business:Â 1.412= Extreme
UK convenience store chain SPAR fell victim to a cyberattack that impacted operations at a store level. SPAR has around 2600 stores located across the UK. The suspected ransomware attack impacted 330 SPAR locations primarily located in the north of England. Those stores were left unable to process payments made using credit or debit cards for a time. The attack also prevented the stores from using their accounting or stock control systems. Some of the affected shops remain closed in the wake of the attack, but some have reopened accepting only cash payments. An investigation is ongoing.
Customers Impacted:Â Unknown
Sweden – Volvo Cars
https://www.securityweek.com/hackers-steal-research-data-swedens-volvo-cars
Exploit: HackingVolvo Cars: Automotive Manufacturer
Risk to Business:Â 2.112 = Severe
Swedish automotive company Volvo announced that hackers had violated its network and made off with valuable research and development data in a cyberattack. The company went on to say that its investigation confirmed that a limited amount of the company’s R&D property was stolen during the intrusion, but no other data was accessed. The company was quick to assure Volvo owners that there would be no impact on the safety or security of their cars or their personal data.
Customers Impacted:Â Unknown
How it Could Affect Your Business:Â Research and development data is a niche market on the dark web that can be very profitable for the bad guys.
Germany – Hellmann Worldwide Logistics
https://www.zdnet.com/article/german-logistics-giant-hellmann-reports-cyberattack/Exploit:Â Ransomware
Hellmann Worldwide Logistics: Transportation Logistics Firm
Risk to Business:Â 1.7684 = Severe
Hellmann Worldwide Logistics reported a cyberattack this week that packed a punch. The company said that a cyberattack, suspected to be ransomware, caused them to have to temporarily remove all connections to their central data center. Hellmann said its Global Crisis Taskforce discovered the attack but outside cybersecurity experts were brought in to help with the response. The company serves clients in 173 countries, running logistics for a range of air, sea, rail and road freight services.
Customers Impacted:Â Unknown
How it Could Affect Your Business: Transportation companies have been squarely in cybercriminals’ sights since the start of the global pandemic, upping risk for businesses in that sector.
France – Régie Autonome des Transports Parisiens (RATP)
https://www.infosecurity-magazine.com/news/french-transport-giant-exposes/Exploit: Misconfiguration
Régie Autonome des Transports Parisiens (RATP): Transportation Authority
Risk to Business:Â 1.723 = Severe
A state-owned French transportation giant is in hot water after exposing personal information for nearly 60,000 employees via an unsecured HTTP server. Researchers discovered the server on October 13 left open and accessible to anyone. It contained an SQL database backup dating back to 2018 with over three million records. This featured the details of 57,000 RATP employees — including senior executives and the cybersecurity team. Source code related to RATP’s employee benefits web portal was also exposed with API keys that enabled access to the sensitive info about the website’s backend and RATP’s GitHub account.
Individual Risk:Â 1.723 = Severe
The exposed employee data includes full names, email addresses, logins for their RATP employee accounts and MD5-hashed passwords.
How it Could Affect Your Business:Â This error could have been prevented and the resulting incident will not be cheap to fix after GDPR regulators get finished slapping down penalties.
Singapore – AscendEX
https://www.coindesk.com/business/2021/12/13/crypto-exchange-ascendex-hacked-losses-estimated-at-77m/Exploit: Hacking
AscendEX: Cryptocurrency Trading Platform
Risk to Business:Â 1.223 = Extreme
Cryptocurrency exchange AscendEX suffered a hack for an estimated $77 million following a breach of one its hot wallets. The company announced the hack on Twitter, saying that it had identified a number of unauthorized transactions from one of its hot wallets on Saturday. Blockchain analytics firm PeckShield estimated that the stolen funds amounted to $77 million spread across three chains: Ethereum ($60 million), Binance Smart Chain ($9.2 million) and Polygon ($8.5 million). The largest share of the $77 million was accounted for by the relatively minor taraxa (TARA) with $10.8 million, while the combined shares of stablecoins USDT and USDC accounted for $10.7 million. The Singapore-based exchange, which was formerly known as BitMax, claims to serve one million institutional and retail clients.
Customers Impacted:Â Unknown
How it Could Affect Your Business:Â Crypto and DeFi platforms have been getting hit right and left by bad actors looking for a quick payday, with major attacks every week for the last month.
Australia – Frontier Software
https://www.zdnet.com/article/south-australian-government-employee-data-taken-in-frontier-software-ransomware-attack/Exploit: Ransomware
Frontier Software: Payroll Services Technology Provider
Risk to Business:Â 2.323 = Severe
South Australia’s state government announced that state government employee data has been exfiltrated as part of a ransomware attack on payroll provider Frontier Software. The company has informed the government that at least up to 80,000 government employees and 38,000 employees of other businesses may have had their data snatched by bad actors in the November 13 incident.
Individual Risk:Â 2.401 = Severe
The stolen employee data contained names, dates of birth, tax file numbers, home addresses, bank account details, employment start dates, payroll period, remuneration, and other payroll-related information.
How it Could Affect Your Business: The second appearance of a payrolls services firm this week is a reminder that these companies store exactly the kind of data that is cybercriminals catnip.
When used strategically, technology can help small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) develop a more productive, efficient and innovative workforce. That’s why businesses that prioritize technology are three times more likely to exceed corporate goals.* In a business world that’s evolving at a breakneck pace, your company may not be able to perform at its full potential if it lacks the necessary technology.
However, even the most cutting-edge technology can experience the occasional hiccup and slow you down if you don't keep up with regular updates and support. Performing an annual technology refresh can help you avoid this altogether.
A technology refresh is the process of replacing technology components regularly by evaluating their ability to integrate with other infrastructure components and obsolescence, rather than waiting until the outdated element becomes the most significant impediment to achieving your company's vision.
A technology refresh is crucial because maintaining legacy infrastructure components comes at a cost. It exposes your systems to hackers, reduces overall productivity and may even drive your most valuable employees out the door because they are tired of dealing with outdated technology that makes it difficult to do their jobs. Additionally, as the costs of maintaining outdated IT components and the risks of failure continue to rise, day-to-day operations can be negatively impacted.
Is it time to refresh your company's technology? Keep an eye out for the following six signs:
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Technological roadblocks can be frustrating and attempting to overcome them on your own can be overwhelming. Get started on your path to a technology refresh with an experienced partner like us. Knowing that the process is in expert hands gives you peace of mind and allows you to focus on growing your business. Contact us now for a free consultation.
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Technology can improve:
- Business communication
- Decision making
- Marketing
- Security
- Customer support
- Resource management
- Time and cost efficiency
However, even the most cutting-edge technology can experience the occasional hiccup and slow you down if you don't keep up with regular updates and support. Performing an annual technology refresh can help you avoid this altogether.
A technology refresh is the process of replacing technology components regularly by evaluating their ability to integrate with other infrastructure components and obsolescence, rather than waiting until the outdated element becomes the most significant impediment to achieving your company's vision.
A technology refresh is crucial because maintaining legacy infrastructure components comes at a cost. It exposes your systems to hackers, reduces overall productivity and may even drive your most valuable employees out the door because they are tired of dealing with outdated technology that makes it difficult to do their jobs. Additionally, as the costs of maintaining outdated IT components and the risks of failure continue to rise, day-to-day operations can be negatively impacted.
Warning Signs to Look Out For
Is it time to refresh your company's technology? Keep an eye out for the following six signs:
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Systems are running slowly
Experiencing suspicious pop-ups
Random shutdowns
Connection issues
Lack of integration between your systems, software and technology
Your system acts possessed
Collaboration Is the Best Way Forward
Technological roadblocks can be frustrating and attempting to overcome them on your own can be overwhelming. Get started on your path to a technology refresh with an experienced partner like us. Knowing that the process is in expert hands gives you peace of mind and allows you to focus on growing your business. Contact us now for a free consultation.
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Source:
*Adobe Digital Trends Report
When used strategically, technology can help small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) develop a more productive, efficient and innovative workforce. That’s why businesses that prioritize technology are three times more likely to exceed corporate goals.* In a business world that’s evolving at a breakneck pace, your company may not be able to perform at its full potential if it lacks the necessary technology.
Technology can improve:
- Business communication
- Decision making
- Marketing
- Security
- Customer support
- Resource management
- Time and cost efficiency
A technology refresh is the process of replacing technology components regularly by evaluating their ability to integrate with other infrastructure components and obsolescence, rather than waiting until the outdated element becomes the most significant impediment to achieving your company's vision.
A technology refresh is crucial because maintaining legacy infrastructure components comes at a cost. It exposes your systems to hackers, reduces overall productivity and may even drive your most valuable employees out the door because they are tired of dealing with outdated technology that makes it difficult to do their jobs. Additionally, as the costs of maintaining outdated IT components and the risks of failure continue to rise, day-to-day operations can be negatively impacted.
Warning Signs to Look Out For
Is it time to refresh your company's technology? Keep an eye out for the following six signs:
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Systems are running slowly
Experiencing suspicious pop-ups
Random shutdowns
Connection issues
Lack of integration between your systems, software and technology
Your system acts possessed
Collaboration Is the Best Way Forward
Technological roadblocks can be frustrating and attempting to overcome them on your own can be overwhelming. Get started on your path to a technology refresh with an experienced partner like us. Knowing that the process is in expert hands gives you peace of mind and allows you to focus on growing your business. Contact us now for a free consultation.
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Source:
*Adobe Digital Trends Report
Planned Parenthood
https://www.washingtonpost.com/nation/2021/12/01/los-angeles-planned-parenthood-hack/Exploit: Ransomware
Planned Parenthood: Healthcare Provider
Risk to Business:Â 1.616= Severe
Bad actors gained access to the personal information of an estimated 400,000 patients of Planned Parenthood in Los Angeles this past October in a probable ransomware attack.  A spokesperson said that someone gained access to Planned Parenthood Los Angeles’ network between October 9 and 17, deployed and exfiltrated an undisclosed number of files. The breach is limited to the Los Angeles affiliate and an investigation is underway.
Risk to Business:Â 1.703= Severe
PPLA told clients that PII and PHI had been exposed including the patient’s name, address, insurance information, date of birth, and clinical information, such as diagnosis, procedure, and/or prescriptions.
How It Could Affect Your Business:Â Medical information is valuable, especially sensitive information like this that can be used for both cybercrime and blackmail, and patients expect that healthcare providers will protect it.
Gale Healthcare Solutions
https://www.zdnet.com/article/sensitive-information-of-30k-florida-healthcare-workers-exposed-in-unprotected-database/Exploit: Misconfiguration
Gale Healthcare Solutions: Healthcare Job Placement
Risk to Business:Â 1.611=Severe
More than 30,000 US healthcare workers’ personal information was recently exposed due to a non-password-protected database owned by Gale Healthcare Solutions, a Florida-based healthcare staffing provider. Files containing the PII of healthcare workers that the company placed were hosted on an unsecured AWS cloud server that was uncovered by security researchers in September. Gale Health Solutions says that the environment has been deactivated and secured. The company also says that there is no evidence there was any further unauthorized access beyond the researcher or that any personal data has been, or will be, misused.
Individual Risk:Â 1.813=Severe
Researchers reported that the files they saw contained a healthcare worker’s face image or ID badge, full name and a number consistent with an SSN. Other personal data about the impacted workers may also have been exposed.
How It Could Affect Your Business:Â This mistake will be expensive and coveted healthcare workers may be inclined to choose a different staffing agency because of this carelessness.
MonoX
https://www.hackread.com/hackers-steal-badger-defi-monox/Exploit: Hacking
MonoX: Cryptocurrency Finance
Risk to Business:Â 1.318=Extreme
The MonoX DEX platform has experienced a breach that did damage to the tune of $31 million. The breach took place after hackers exploited a vulnerability in smart contract software, then exploited the vulnerability to increase the price of MONO through smart contracts and bought assets with MONO tokens. DeFi platform Badger was also reportedly hit by hackers for $120 million last week after they gained access by targeting a protocol on the Ethereum network.
Customers Impacted:Â Unknown
How It Could Affect Your Business:Â In an ultra-competitive sector like crypto, customers will be watching every move a company makes, especially if it could potentially cost them money.
DNA Diagnostics Center
Exploit: RansomwareDNA Diagnostics Center: Healthcare Services
Risk to Business:Â 1.819= Severe
DNA Diagnostics Center said that on August 6, the company discovered that there had been unauthorized access to its network that enabled someone to access and exfiltrate an archived database that contained patient PII collected between 2004 and 2012. The Ohio-based company says that 2,102,436 people had their information exposed. Victims may have been ordered to undergo genetic testing as part of a legal matter.
Individual Risk 1.617= Severe
The company is sending letters to impacted individuals warning them that they may have had their PII and sensitive data such as Social Security number or payment information exposed. Anyone whose personal information was accessed is being offered Experian credit monitoring.
How it Could Affect Your Business:Â Companies that store two kinds of valuable data like this are at high risk for an expensive and damaging ransomware incident that will have lasting financial results.
United Kingdom – BitMart
https://portswigger.net/daily-swig/crypto-exchange-bitmart-reports-150-million-theft-following-hackExploit:Â Hacking
BitMart: Cryptocurrency Exchange
Risk to Business:Â 1.212= Extreme
Cryptocurrency trading platform BitMart has been hacked resulting in the loss of an estimated $150 million in funds. Portswigger reports that Blockchain security firm Peckshield has estimated losses of around $200 million following an attack on the platform on Saturday (December 4), comprising $100 million on the Ethereum blockchain and $96 million on the Binance Smart Chain. BitMart said n a statement that it was temporarily suspending withdrawals until further notice after detecting a large-scale security breach centered on two ‘hot’ wallets. BitMart claims that it has more than nine million customers across more than 180 countries.
Customers Impacted:Â Unknown
How it Could Affect Your Business: Crypto platforms have been squarely in cybercriminals’ sights in the last few months and consumers are watching to see which ones are able to avoid trouble.
Japan – Panasonic
https://www.securitymagazine.com/articles/96615-panasonic-discloses-data-breach
Exploit: HackingPanasonic: Electronics Manufacturer
Risk to Business:Â 1.919 = Severe
Panasonic has confirmed that it’s had a security breach after unauthorized users accessed its network on November 11. The company says that an internal investigation revealed that some data on a file server had been accessed by intruders. No information was given about what data was accessed or how much. Panasonic says that it is working with an outside firm to get to the bottom of the matter and expressed its apologies for the incident.
Customers Impacted:Â Unknown
How it Could Affect Your Business:Â Large companies are treasure troves for data-hungry cybercriminals looking for a quick, low-risk score to turn over for fast profit.
Australia – CS Energy
https://www.itpro.co.uk/security/ransomware/361687/cs-energy-ransomware-attackExploit:Â Ransomware
CS Energy: Energy Company
Risk to Business:Â 1.723 = Severe
CS Energy confirmed it experienced a ransomware attack on November 27. The company said the incident was limited to its corporate network and did not impact operations at its Callide and Kogan Creek power stations. CS Energy’s CEO said that the company contained the ransomware attack by segregating the corporate network from other internal networks and enacting business continuity processes. CS Energy is owned by the Queensland government.
Customers Impacted:Â Unknown
How it Could Affect Your Business:Â Utility companies and other critical infrastructure businesses are tempting targets for cybercriminals because their essential nature makes the owners more likely to pay a ransom.
Planned Parenthood
https://www.washingtonpost.com/nation/2021/12/01/los-angeles-planned-parenthood-hack/Exploit: Ransomware
Planned Parenthood: Healthcare Provider
Risk to Business:Â 1.616= Severe
Bad actors gained access to the personal information of an estimated 400,000 patients of Planned Parenthood in Los Angeles this past October in a probable ransomware attack.  A spokesperson said that someone gained access to Planned Parenthood Los Angeles’ network between October 9 and 17, deployed and exfiltrated an undisclosed number of files. The breach is limited to the Los Angeles affiliate and an investigation is underway.
Risk to Business:Â 1.703= Severe
PPLA told clients that PII and PHI had been exposed including the patient’s name, address, insurance information, date of birth, and clinical information, such as diagnosis, procedure, and/or prescriptions.
How It Could Affect Your Business:Â Medical information is valuable, especially sensitive information like this that can be used for both cybercrime and blackmail, and patients expect that healthcare providers will protect it.
Gale Healthcare Solutions
https://www.zdnet.com/article/sensitive-information-of-30k-florida-healthcare-workers-exposed-in-unprotected-database/Exploit: Misconfiguration
Gale Healthcare Solutions: Healthcare Job Placement
Risk to Business:Â 1.611=Severe
More than 30,000 US healthcare workers’ personal information was recently exposed due to a non-password-protected database owned by Gale Healthcare Solutions, a Florida-based healthcare staffing provider. Files containing the PII of healthcare workers that the company placed were hosted on an unsecured AWS cloud server that was uncovered by security researchers in September. Gale Health Solutions says that the environment has been deactivated and secured. The company also says that there is no evidence there was any further unauthorized access beyond the researcher or that any personal data has been, or will be, misused.
Individual Risk:Â 1.813=Severe
Researchers reported that the files they saw contained a healthcare worker’s face image or ID badge, full name and a number consistent with an SSN. Other personal data about the impacted workers may also have been exposed.
How It Could Affect Your Business:Â This mistake will be expensive and coveted healthcare workers may be inclined to choose a different staffing agency because of this carelessness.
MonoX
https://www.hackread.com/hackers-steal-badger-defi-monox/Exploit: Hacking
MonoX: Cryptocurrency Finance
Risk to Business:Â 1.318=Extreme
The MonoX DEX platform has experienced a breach that did damage to the tune of $31 million. The breach took place after hackers exploited a vulnerability in smart contract software, then exploited the vulnerability to increase the price of MONO through smart contracts and bought assets with MONO tokens. DeFi platform Badger was also reportedly hit by hackers for $120 million last week after they gained access by targeting a protocol on the Ethereum network.
Customers Impacted:Â Unknown
How It Could Affect Your Business:Â In an ultra-competitive sector like crypto, customers will be watching every move a company makes, especially if it could potentially cost them money.
DNA Diagnostics Center
Exploit: RansomwareDNA Diagnostics Center: Healthcare Services
Risk to Business:Â 1.819= Severe
DNA Diagnostics Center said that on August 6, the company discovered that there had been unauthorized access to its network that enabled someone to access and exfiltrate an archived database that contained patient PII collected between 2004 and 2012. The Ohio-based company says that 2,102,436 people had their information exposed. Victims may have been ordered to undergo genetic testing as part of a legal matter.
Individual Risk 1.617= Severe
The company is sending letters to impacted individuals warning them that they may have had their PII and sensitive data such as Social Security number or payment information exposed. Anyone whose personal information was accessed is being offered Experian credit monitoring.
How it Could Affect Your Business:Â Companies that store two kinds of valuable data like this are at high risk for an expensive and damaging ransomware incident that will have lasting financial results.
United Kingdom – BitMart
https://portswigger.net/daily-swig/crypto-exchange-bitmart-reports-150-million-theft-following-hackExploit:Â Hacking
BitMart: Cryptocurrency Exchange
Risk to Business:Â 1.212= Extreme
Cryptocurrency trading platform BitMart has been hacked resulting in the loss of an estimated $150 million in funds. Portswigger reports that Blockchain security firm Peckshield has estimated losses of around $200 million following an attack on the platform on Saturday (December 4), comprising $100 million on the Ethereum blockchain and $96 million on the Binance Smart Chain. BitMart said n a statement that it was temporarily suspending withdrawals until further notice after detecting a large-scale security breach centered on two ‘hot’ wallets. BitMart claims that it has more than nine million customers across more than 180 countries.
Customers Impacted:Â Unknown
How it Could Affect Your Business: Crypto platforms have been squarely in cybercriminals’ sights in the last few months and consumers are watching to see which ones are able to avoid trouble.
Japan – Panasonic
https://www.securitymagazine.com/articles/96615-panasonic-discloses-data-breach
Exploit: HackingPanasonic: Electronics Manufacturer
Risk to Business:Â 1.919 = Severe
Panasonic has confirmed that it’s had a security breach after unauthorized users accessed its network on November 11. The company says that an internal investigation revealed that some data on a file server had been accessed by intruders. No information was given about what data was accessed or how much. Panasonic says that it is working with an outside firm to get to the bottom of the matter and expressed its apologies for the incident.
Customers Impacted:Â Unknown
How it Could Affect Your Business:Â Large companies are treasure troves for data-hungry cybercriminals looking for a quick, low-risk score to turn over for fast profit.
Australia – CS Energy
https://www.itpro.co.uk/security/ransomware/361687/cs-energy-ransomware-attackExploit:Â Ransomware
CS Energy: Energy Company
Risk to Business:Â 1.723 = Severe
CS Energy confirmed it experienced a ransomware attack on November 27. The company said the incident was limited to its corporate network and did not impact operations at its Callide and Kogan Creek power stations. CS Energy’s CEO said that the company contained the ransomware attack by segregating the corporate network from other internal networks and enacting business continuity processes. CS Energy is owned by the Queensland government.
Customers Impacted:Â Unknown
How it Could Affect Your Business:Â Utility companies and other critical infrastructure businesses are tempting targets for cybercriminals because their essential nature makes the owners more likely to pay a ransom.