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Dark Reading
No agreement could be reached on terms of a firm offer, the provider of AI-based cybersecurity products says.
The Register
'Enterprise immune system' sees share price slump US private equity investor Thoma Bravo has pulled out of its planned takeover of Darktrace, causing shares in the UK cybersecurity company to plummet.…
The Register
PLUS: Australia mints a physical crypto-coin; Alibaba Cloud claims world's biggest DC; India’s space airbags; and more China will conduct a three month blitz to cleanse the local internet of "rumors and false information".…
Dark Reading
In this Tech Talk, Darktrace's Brianna Leddy and Dark Reading's Terry Sweeney discuss ways ransomware groups adapt their activities as enterprise security teams evolve their defenses and controls.
Dark Reading
In this Tech Talk, Darktrace's David Masson and Dark Reading's Terry Sweeney discuss the rise of destructive attacks against critical infrastructure.
The Hacker News
A Chinese state-backed advanced persistent threat (APT) group known for singling out Japanese entities has been attributed to a new long-running espionage campaign targeting new geographies, suggesting a "widening" of the threat actor's targeting. The widespread intrusions, which are believed to have commenced at the earliest in mid-2021 and continued as recently as February 2022, have been tied
The Hacker News
Authentication services provider Okta on Wednesday named Sitel as the third-party linked to a security incident experienced by the company in late January that allowed the LAPSUS$ extortion gang to remotely take over an internal account belonging to a customer support engineer. The company added that 366 corporate customers, or about 2.5% of its customer base, may have been impacted by the "
Dark Reading
CAMBRIDGE, UK, March 23, 2022 /PRNewswire/ - Darktrace, a global leader in cyber security AI, today announced that a global provider of financial services recently detected and stopped an attacker attempting to leverage a vulnerability in Log4j to deploy malicious code across the organization. The company, which has total assets of over $5bn and operates across several continents, uses Darktrace's Self-Learning AI to detect and respond to cyber-threats at machine speed across the digital estate. The attacker had exploited a Log4j vulnerability for initial access and was attempting to use the server to conduct network reconnaissance and perform lateral movement activity. Without the intervention of Darktrace AI, the attacker would have broadened their presence within the organization and would have been able to deploy ransomware or exfiltrate sensitive data. "High impact vulnerabilities like Log4j allow cyber-attackers to compromise systems with little effort, and responding quickly is absolutely crucial," said Max Heinemeyer, VP of Cyber Innovation at Darktrace. "Without complete visibility over the organization and a machine speed response using powerful technology like AI, security teams would be fighting a losing battle when it comes to these sophisticated attacks. In this instance, the AI contained the attack in the nick of time - ensuring that the company did not suffer financial or reputational damage." Darktrace, a global leader in cyber security AI, delivers world-class technology that protects over 6,500 customers worldwide from advanced threats, including ransomware and cloud and SaaS attacks.
Dark Reading
Sally Kenyon Grant has been appointed as VP of Darktrace Federal, leading initiatives supporting U.S. government cybersecurity operations.