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Stories on rare, albeit encouraging wins against ransomware gangs took the top headlines this past week. Additionally, read about a massive breach involving Americans' sensitive data, the UN's new cybercrime treaty, and more in this week's Friday Five.
As an emerging ransomware group made headlines with their record-setting $75 million payout, Congress moves toward qualifying those groups' actions as terrorism, new attacks target ISPs and Microsoft 365 users, and more. Read more about these headlines in this week's Friday Five.
As once-considered theoretical attacks come to the forefront, organizations are still struggling to recover from the major Crowdstrike outage, the NIST's vulnerability backlog remains a concern, and more. Catch up on this week's top stories in this week's Friday Five.
As Congress works to minimize regulatory headaches for compliant organizations, cyberattacks hailing from North Korea and the Kremlin continue, while cyber insurance rates are plummeting. Get caught up to speed on all these stories in this week's Friday Five recap.
Learn how Fortra and Europol have teamed up to thwart malicious use of Cobalt Strike, why the Chevron ruling spells trouble for cybersecurity regulations, and more in this week's Friday Five.
In this week's Friday Five, learn how internal threat actors are finding success, the U.S. and allies are fighting foreign espionage campaigns, a new bill could fortify the U.S. cybersecurity workforce, and more.
Trouble in D.C. is causing cyber legislation delays, fake browser updates are scamming users with malware, and another cybercrime site was taken down this past week. Catch up on all the latest InfoSec updates in this week’s Friday Five!
A survey of in-house counsel at organizations worldwide suggests cybersecurity and data protection disputes were top of mind in 2021.