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Security vulnerabilities in medical devices and the software applications that support them continue to pose a significant threat to healthcare, the Health Information Sharing and Analysis Center (Health-ISAC) underscored in a new report issued alongside Finite State and Securin.

Researchers found that vulnerabilities for the software and firmware powering medical devices and other health IT applications increased significantly – and nearly four times as many of these vulnerabilities are being weaponized compared to last year.

A joint research project conducted by Health Information Sharing and Analysis Center (Health-ISAC), Finite State, and Securin exploitable vulnerabilities in software and firmware, which can be used by hackers to breach connected devices, software applications and healthcare systems. It also discovered nearly 1,000 vulnerabilities across 966 medical products.

Cybersecurity vulnerabilities in medical hardware, operating systems and software applications have skyrocketed 59 percent year-over-year, according to a new report available later today.

Security software company Securin scanned 8 million addressable IPs among US state government systems, and discovered 119,000 instances of high-risk services that could be easily exploited, according to a report released yesterday, dubbed “The State of Cybersecurity in America.”

Securin released a report detailing their findings after conducting passive scans of the 50 United States’ domains and State departments.

Securin’s latest “State of Cybersecurity” study discovered 119,000 instances of high-risk services in their scan of government domains nationwide.

Securin released a report detailing their findings after conducting passive scans of the 50 United States’ domains and State departments.

Organizations globally use public-facing applications every day to keep their businesses running. Servers, virtual private networks (VPNs), and application programming interfaces (APIs) are all common forms of third-party, public-facing applications that make accessing a service or completing work more efficient — but less secure.

Bad news for the lonely-hearted. An unprotected Amazon Web Services S3 storage bucket belonging to online dating platform 419 Dating – Chat & Flirt has exposed 260,000 dating app account records and 340 gigabytes of pictures and messaging logs.

Securin announces that Chairman Ram Movva is to be named the CEO and Chairman and GTM Veteran Rahul Kannan as President and COO. Aaron Sandeen to step down to take on a new challenge.

Selected as WCRCINT India’s Best Emerging and Performing CEO 2023, Ram Movva, Chairman & CoFounder, Securin Inc has grown his ventures valuing accountability, transparency and unparalleled growth strategies.

Ransomware groups are continuously weaponizing vulnerabilities and adding them to their arsenal to mount crippling and disruptive attacks on their victims.

Securin has been documenting and closely monitoring software vulnerabilities and developments since 2020. The bugs CISA is urging Apple users to patch are arbitrary code execution vulnerabilities that essentially grant attackers complete access to the device to manipulate as they see fit.

Researchers at Securin, Ivanti and Cyware have released their Ransomware Index Q1 2023 report, and the findings show a frightening increase in ransomware attacks and attendant data breaches.

Ransomware attacks have never been this popular, a new report from cybersecurity researchers Securin, Ivanti, and Cyware has stated.

Since June 2021, Hive Ransomware has been dominating the ransomware scene. Their reach has affected more than 1,500 organizations resulting in Hive receiving ransom payments totaling $100 million.

The report provides an update on key metrics that are being tracked in relation to ransomware, providing valuable insights to enterprises on how to safeguard their data and assets from these escalating threats.

The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), and Australian Cyber Security Centre (ACSC) have jointly released a CSA to thwart the progress of BianLian ransomware group.

Australian and US agencies, specifically the Australian Cyber Security Centre (ACSC), the US Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), and the US Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), have issued a joint warning about BianLian ransomware.

Cisco is warning that nine significant vulnerabilities in its Small Business Series Switches could enable unauthenticated remote attackers to cause a denial-of-service condition or execute arbitrary code with root privileges on affected devices.

Ransomware attacks are rising, with attackers targeting over 7,000 products across 121 vendors used by enterprises for their operations. In March 2023, the total number of breaches reported was higher than those reported in the previous three years combined. Ransomware groups are continuously weaponizing vulnerabilities and adding them to their arsenal to mount crippling and disruptive attacks on their victims.

In 2023, you can divide organizations into two categories: those who have been hit by a ransomware attack and those who will be soon.

In collaboration with Securin, Ivanti, and Cyware, researchers have published the latest ransomware threat insights, including open-source vulnerabilities and new Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) groups.

Over the years, ransomware has caused billions of dollars in personal, reputational and financial losses and it’s estimated that there’s a ransomware attack every 19 seconds. Anti-Ransomware Day (May 12) was created to encourage organizations of all industries to protect themselves against the dozens of ransomware strains that threaten to halt business operations.

Anti-Ransomware Day reminds organizations to keep themselves safe against ransomware. With a ransomware attack taking place every 19 seconds, organizations must ask themselves: are we prepared?

According to a recent report from Securin, the vast majority — 76% — of vulnerabilities exploited by ransomware in 2022 were old, discovered between 2010 and 2019.

Securin Inc, a leading provider of tech-enabled cybersecurity solutions, has been awarded CREST Accreditation for Vulnerability Assessment and Penetration Testing.

The Tamil Nadu government domain (tn.gov.in) has many exposures that can lead to phishing attacks and data breaches. The domain is also vulnerable to notorious ransomware gangs like Ryuk and NextCry, who have targeted many victims in the past, according to an analysis that was done by Securin Inc and Ivanti.

Over 10% of domains in Indian states do not have the SSL encryption India saw the highest number of cyberattacks on government agencies in 2022, which highlights that cyber hygiene cannot be ignored, according to Ram Movva, Co-Founder and Chairman of Securin Inc of Albuquerque, New Mexico.

Securin and Ivanti have conducted an investigation into the cyber hygiene of Indian state government domains and found several potential gaps in their current security practices.

Securin and Ivanti have conducted an investigation into the cyber hygiene of Indian state government domains and found several potential gaps in their current security practices.

An investigation by two cyber security agencies revealed potential security gaps in Indian State Governments’ Public-Facing Assets, high susceptibility to ransomware, and an increased risk of data breaches and losses.

More than 700 credentials with passwords were leaked to the dark web in 2022, says study by cybersecurity firms. Website domains of Indian state governments are “extremely vulnerable” and don’t follow basic security drills, said two cybersecurity firms in a report investigating practices.

The investigation revealed a high susceptibility to ransomware and an increased risk of data breaches and losses.

Securin Inc. and Ivanti have conducted an investigation into the cyber hygiene of Indian state government domains and found several potential gaps in their current security practices.

Securin Inc. and Ivanti have conducted an investigation into the cyber hygiene of Indian state government domains and found several potential gaps in their current security practices.

The proposed White House budget for 2024’s cybersecurity spending calls for a big investment in tech innovation to keep pace with foreign rivals, a bigger budget for the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), and the modernization of public-facing online government resources.

The President’s Budget for Fiscal Year 2024 has been published, and it addresses cybersecurity across the spectrum of the Federal Government’s operations. The Budget will now go to Congress for the usual review, debate, modification, and passage.

A February report published by Cyber Security Works, Cyware, Ivanti and Securin identified 131 exploited vulnerabilities that were yet to be included, with 111 first discovered in 2019 or prior.

Cyber Security Works Inc., a leading security company, today announced that it is rebranding as Securin Inc. due to the evolution of its service capabilities and offerings. Under the new identity, it will provide tech-enabled security solutions to continuously improve customers’ security posture and help them gain resilience against evolving threats.

National defense and security experts long predicted that future warfare would not be waged by firearms but with code designed to disable services people depend on for daily life.

This week, the White House released its National Cyber Strategy, outlining how the Biden administration intends to safeguard the US from growing online threats. The Administration focused largely on the shift of responsibility for cybersecurity away from individuals and small businesses to large tech organizations.

Research reports find that vulnerabilities for which patches have already been issued remain hackers’ primary way into an organization.

Ransomware attacks continue to gain attention due to their increased sophistication and the widespread impacts they have. Hackers are constantly developing new methods to deliver ransomware, such as using social engineering tactics to trick users into clicking on malicious links or downloading infected files.

The 14 states in that region have more than 100,000 vulnerabilities, misconfigurations and data leaks that all must be addressed to prevent attacks, researchers found.

Joint study by Cyber Security Works, Ivanti, Cyware, and Securin also identifies 56 new ransomware-associated vulnerabilities, for a year-end total of 344 ransomware threats in 2022.

Researchers identified 56 new vulnerabilities associated with ransomware threats among a total of 344 threats identified in 2022 – marking a 19% increase year-over-year.

New research shows that 57 vulnerabilities that threat actors are currently using in ransomware attacks enable everything from initial access to data theft.

More than 76% of vulnerabilities still being exploited by ransomware were discovered between 2010 and 2019, according to new cybersecurity research.