Post by account_disabled on Dec 19, 2023 23:39:04 GMT -5
Year 2022, both Southeast Asia and other regions. The world is preparing for recovery from a two-year pandemic. Companies and people of all ages are ready to return to a sense of normalcy. with measures to return to office work back to school and travel But as we have seen in 2021, cybercriminals are able to target attacks across industries. including airlines, hospitals, government websites, banks, telecommunications companies, universities, e-commerce, and even social media giants in complex ways. Experts from Kaspersky's Global Research and Analysis Team (GReAT) have revealed four key trends to watch out for this year. To enable organizations and individuals to keep up with the evolving cyberthreat landscape and maintain the security of countries in the region.
Targeted ransomware attacks have decreased. The timing of the COVID outbreak coincided with an increase in targeted ransomware around the world. By focusing on the most valuable goals and businesses that Telegram Number Data are sensitive to disruption Many companies in Southeast Asia have fallen victim to such attacks, however, with strong international and multi-agency cooperation in tracking down ransomware groups, Kaspersky experts believe that the number of attacks will decrease in 2022. 565000000420602 Mr. Vitaly Kamlak, Director of Kaspersky's Global Research and Analysis Team Asia Pacific said, “The US government, FBI and US Cyber Command have proactive capabilities. made a preliminary prediction We suspect that another attack may occur at a later date. It focuses on attacks on developing countries that have little cyber monitoring capacity. or countries that are not allies of the United States” from the geopolitical standpoint of some Southeast Asian countries.
It is likely that there will be fewer or no such attacks in some countries in 2022. However, hosting services available in different countries like Singapore and Malaysia Data center services and infrastructure will continue to be a target for ransomware attacks. 2. Advanced Scams and Social Engineering One of the defining characteristics of citizens in developed countries is a higher sense of security. Higher technology costs and cyber security This creates a long-term sense of security online as well. As a result, the general population is less exposed to traditional cyberthreats. Finding unprotected infrastructure It's going to be more difficult. This allows attackers to focus on non-technological attacks. and use human vulnerabilities instead.
Targeted ransomware attacks have decreased. The timing of the COVID outbreak coincided with an increase in targeted ransomware around the world. By focusing on the most valuable goals and businesses that Telegram Number Data are sensitive to disruption Many companies in Southeast Asia have fallen victim to such attacks, however, with strong international and multi-agency cooperation in tracking down ransomware groups, Kaspersky experts believe that the number of attacks will decrease in 2022. 565000000420602 Mr. Vitaly Kamlak, Director of Kaspersky's Global Research and Analysis Team Asia Pacific said, “The US government, FBI and US Cyber Command have proactive capabilities. made a preliminary prediction We suspect that another attack may occur at a later date. It focuses on attacks on developing countries that have little cyber monitoring capacity. or countries that are not allies of the United States” from the geopolitical standpoint of some Southeast Asian countries.
It is likely that there will be fewer or no such attacks in some countries in 2022. However, hosting services available in different countries like Singapore and Malaysia Data center services and infrastructure will continue to be a target for ransomware attacks. 2. Advanced Scams and Social Engineering One of the defining characteristics of citizens in developed countries is a higher sense of security. Higher technology costs and cyber security This creates a long-term sense of security online as well. As a result, the general population is less exposed to traditional cyberthreats. Finding unprotected infrastructure It's going to be more difficult. This allows attackers to focus on non-technological attacks. and use human vulnerabilities instead.