Articles on Malware

• Incident Response Why Organizations Don't Prepare for Information Security Incidents
  Organizations fail to prepare for security incidents not because they're unaware of threats, but because they believe they personally won't be attacked and underestimate the disruptive effects of...
• Malware Attributing Cyberattack Activities to a Group in India
  Researchers attributed coordinated cyberattacks against South Asian organizations to a group operating from India based on target profiles, decoy document contents, embedded debug strings,...
• Malware Anticipating Cyber Threats Beyond APT
  Organizations that experienced APT attacks years ago may offer insights into threats that will eventually reach other companies. Predicted trends include greater use of purchased exploits,...
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• Malware When Indicators of Compromise (IOCs) Entered the Mainstream Enterprise
  Indicators of Compromise (IOCs) are custom, incident-specific signatures that organizations use to detect attacker artifacts. Mandiant popularized the term around 2007, and by 2015 the concept gained...
• Risk Management Mutually-Assured Destruction as a Factor in Cyber Warfare
  Since no practical defense exists against nation-state cyber intrusions, countries may need to compromise adversaries' IT assets to establish mutually-assured destruction as a deterrent. Nations with...