By Raffi Jamgotchian | Security
So you were just deceived by a carefully crafted phishing scheme that you provided some information to an attacker and by the time you realized, it was too late. A common question I receive is whether or not to report these incidents to the authorities and to whom to report to. It can be very […]
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We’re getting reports of a new ransomware variant of the Petya ransomware spreading very quickly worldwide in the UK, Ukraine, and Denmark. Samples are showing that the malware is using a recently leaked NSA exploit called EternalBlue which was patched in March. Petya is known to encrypt the boot record of the infected computer rendering […]
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WannaCry, a relatively new addition to the ransomware scene, wreaked havoc on networks worldwide, starting with UK’s National Health Service (NHS) on Friday May 12th and by Monday had reached over 300,000 computers in 150 countries according to a report on npr.org. What is Ransomware? We’ve discussed it before, but Ransomware is particular type of […]
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On October 21st, a company called Dyn sustained a massive Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attack against its managed DNS infrastructure. A Denial of Service attack is one where its purpose is to prevent others from being able to utilize the service or system that is targeted. It’s Distributed because multiple points of origin are used […]
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New York, November 3, 2016 – The Global Cyber Alliance (GCA) – an organization founded by the New York County District Attorney’s Office, the City of London Police, and the Center for Internet Security – will be collaborating with Triada Networks to help smaller investment companies address the increasing risk posed to them by malicious […]
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I was recently interviewed by Vivian Gaspar on her TV show “Stop My Crisis.” In this segment we discuss staying safe online, how small businesses and individuals are also prone to attack. Some stories about ransomware and other malicious software, and the prevalence of identity theft, especially in healthcare.
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Triada Networks is proud to be named on Enterprise Services Outlook’s 25 Most Recommended Data Backup & Disaster Recovery Solution Providers for 2016 [button link=”https://triadanet.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/08/Disaster-Award-Logo.pdf” type=”big” newwindow=”yes”] Click Here for the Interview[/button]
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An interview with Raffi Jamgotchian appeared in Enterprise Services Outlook’s July 2016 Special Edition on Disaster Recovery [button link=”http://www.esoutlook.com/digital-magazines/disaster-recovery-special-july-2016/#page=33″ color=”orange” newwindow=”yes”] Click Here to Read Article[/button]
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This past June, the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), introduced an update to its Cybersecurity Framework. To provide some background, President Obama issued an Executive Order called Improving Critical Infrastructure Cybersecurity in February of 2013. NIST was directed to develop a voluntary framework, leveraging existing standards and best practices, for reducing the risk […]
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