How to Prevent a Data Breach: Essential Tips for Businesses

Learn how to prevent a data breach with essential tips for businesses. Technijian offers strategies to safeguard your data and protect against cyber threats.

Amergis Healthcare Staffing Data Breach

Amergis Healthcare Staffing Data Breach: Protect Your Information and Next Steps

Amergis Healthcare Staffing, a large healthcare staffing company, experienced a data breach in November 2024 due to unauthorized access to employee email accounts. Sensitive consumer information may have been compromised, and affected individuals received personalized notifications detailing the specifics of the breach. The company responded by securing accounts, engaging cybersecurity experts, and notifying affected individuals. The article advises those affected to monitor their credit, set up fraud alerts, and consider freezing their credit to mitigate potential risks like identity theft. Finally, the text promotes the services of Technijian, a cybersecurity firm that offers breach response and preventative measures. ... Read More
Ransomware hackers

Ransomware Hackers Target NHS Hospitals with New Cyberattacks

The text details multiple ransomware attacks targeting UK National Health Service (NHS) hospitals, highlighting the compromised patient data, operational disruptions, and the resulting erosion of public trust. It explores the reasons behind the NHS being a frequent target, including valuable data and outdated systems. The article also examines the UK government's response, including a new cybersecurity strategy and upcoming legislation, and offers advice on improving hospital cybersecurity measures. Finally, it promotes the services of a cybersecurity company, Technijian, which offers solutions to mitigate such threats. ... Read More
Deloitte Data Breach

Deloitte Hacked: Brain Cipher Ransomware Group Allegedly Steals 1 TB of Data

Deloitte, a major professional services firm, was reportedly targeted by the Brain Cipher ransomware group, resulting in the theft of over one terabyte of data. The stolen data potentially includes sensitive client information and internal security protocols. Brain Cipher has publicly claimed responsibility and threatened to release the data. The incident highlights vulnerabilities in Deloitte's cybersecurity and underscores the importance of robust security measures for organizations. The incident also raises concerns about the impact on client trust and potential legal ramifications for Deloitte. Experts suggest strengthening endpoint security, conducting regular audits, and employee training to prevent similar attacks. ... Read More
Veeam Service Provider RCE Vulnerability

Critical Veeam Service Provider RCE Vulnerability

Critical vulnerabilities (CVE-2024-42448 and CVE-2024-42449) have been discovered in Veeam's Service Provider Console, allowing for remote code execution and data breaches. The most severe vulnerability, CVE-2024-42448, has a CVSS score of 9.9. Immediate action is required, including upgrading to version 8.1.0.21999, to mitigate the risks of system compromise, data theft, and ransomware attacks. A managed IT services provider, Technijian, offers assistance with patching, vulnerability assessments, and threat monitoring. ... Read More
New VPN Vulnerabilities

New VPN Vulnerabilities: Attack Targets Palo Alto Networks and SonicWall Products

Newly discovered vulnerabilities in Palo Alto Networks GlobalProtect and SonicWall SMA100 NetExtender VPNs allow remote code execution and privilege escalation. These flaws, demonstrable with the open-source tool NachoVPN, exploit weaknesses in certificate validation and user trust. Attackers leverage social engineering to trick users into connecting to malicious servers or websites. Patches are available from the vendors, but organizations should also implement strong security practices, including employee training and multi-factor authentication, to mitigate these risks. Cybersecurity firms offer additional support to enhance VPN security. ... Read More
Russia-linked Hackers Exploited Firefox

Russia-linked Hackers Exploited Firefox and Windows Bugs in a Widespread Hacking Campaign

A Russian-linked hacking group, RomCom, exploited zero-day vulnerabilities in Firefox and Windows to conduct a widespread cyberattack. The attack, which utilized zero-click exploits delivered via malicious websites, targeted individuals and organizations opposing Russian interests, particularly those supporting Ukraine. Security researchers, including those at ESET and Google TAG, quickly identified and reported the vulnerabilities, leading to patches from Mozilla and Microsoft. The article details the attack's methods, impact, and preventative measures, emphasizing the importance of software updates and robust cybersecurity practices. Additionally, the article promotes Technijian's cybersecurity services as a means of protection against such threats. ... Read More