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That means a fully managed EDR solution backed by a 24/7 human-led Security Operations Center, with the accuracy to keep false positives under 1%. It means immutable, ransomware-resistant cloud backups we monitor and test. It means any information we hold about your business is encrypted, always. And it means isolating threats before they reach your devices. All of it managed, so you don’t have to think about it.
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What our 24/7 monitoring is seeing across the systems we protect.
This month, across everything we protect
This month, the top threat remained abuse of remote monitoring and management (RMM) tools, with ScreenConnect dominating - attackers ran commands from non-hosted domains and known-malicious servers to gain access. We also saw cloud identity logins from high-abuse-potential data center networks and trojan malware detections. Defend by baselining approved RMM software, alerting on unauthorized installs, and vetting login origins to stop intruders before they establish persistence.
Threat landscape
Exploitation of unpatched React Server Components is increasing, making React2Shell a top trending vulnerability. After confirmation that foreign state-linked groups and cybercriminals ran remote code through it, CISA added it to the list of Known Exploited Vulnerabilities. Many domains are still at risk. Fortinet and Ivanti released advisories about the exploitation of input handling and authentication bypass flaws as access pathways for ransomware groups. The Shai- Hulud worm has resurfaced, spreading through NPM and BUN packages, infecting pipelines. Overall, there’s a rise in attackers abusing vulnerabilities in browsers, repositories, and CI/CD platforms to gain initial access across many industries. Microsoft released a PowerShell update in December to reduce attacks that use malicious download stagers and Fake CAPTCHAs. CISA strongly urges rapid patching, as the time between vulnerability disclosures and when attackers abuse those exploits is quickly shrinking.
In the past 45 days, ransomware attacks have remained high, despite law enforcement crackdowns. The LockBit group is apparently reorganizing and has released an updated version called LockBit 5.0, which focuses on selective targets. Other mid-tier groups are stepping in where major RaaS shutdowns occurred, creating a more divided cybercrime environment. Healthcare and manufacturing sectors are still key targets, with many incidents involving supply-chain footholds and unmanaged external services. While improved defenses have made it harder for attackers to encrypt data, the demands for money and operational disruptions are still increasing. Researchers and competing ransomware groups are sharing information publicly, which may have led to a member of a ransomware group, Rey from SLSH, being exposed by an infostealer self-infection. As we approach the holidays, ransomware groups like Cl0p, LockBit variants, Anubis, and INC continue to victimize people and organizations.
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