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Mummy Spider (TA542, Emotet) recently resumed their malicious activity with the notorious information-stealing malware, Emotet, after a year-long hiatus.[1] As part of this return, the Emotet malware has been observed delivered via the TrickBot malware, which is organized by the Wizard Spider (TrickBot, UNC1878) group.[2] Emotet and Trickbot are dangerous families that have undergone numerous changes and upgrades over years, with Emotet being first discovered in 2014 and TrickBot in 2016.[3] The longevity of these…

If you find that your email has been hacked, one of your immediate reactions is wondering what you should next.   The answer: take a deep breath and jump into action. There are five steps can help you prevent or minimize any damage done by a compromised account.  So why do hackers go after email accounts? Fact is, that email account of yours is a treasure trove. There’s a good chance it contains years of correspondence with friends and family, along with yet more email from…

“Considering an infrastructure refresh in data center consolidation, edge deployment, or compute refresh and consolidation? Today’s decision-making requires analysis, vision, calibration, and foresight for the next request from the business. For successful organizations and leaders, this requires a review of the success factors for business, technical and compliance/risk goals.” This is part two in a five-part blog series for organizations considering a refresh of computing infrastructure, moving, or migrating to the cloud or application consolidation….

The Flip Side of Using Cloud Telephony Services By Sujan Thapaliya, CEO and Co-Founder, KrispCall It is evident that VoIP will be the future of business communications. Historically, it has been difficult to predict whether a call would be reliably forwarded over the internet, but that problem is mostly gone now. The versatility and adaptability of today’s VoIP platforms allow them to beat traditional landlines in competition. Additionally, they can be configured within minutes, and…

Utah-based radiology medical center Utah Imaging Associates discloses a data breach that impacted 583,643 former and current patients. Utah Imaging Associates (UIA) discloses a security breach, on September 4, 2021 the company claims to have detected and blocked a cyber attack. The healthcare provider promptly secured its infrastructure with the help of a specialized third-party cybersecurity firm. Utah Imaging Associates also notified the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. The healthcare provider also conducted an…