Time to publish the statistics derived from the cyber attacks timelines of July (Part I and Part II). We have hit a new record, since in this month I have collected a total of 168 events, versus the 147 recorded in June. The Daily Trend of Events chart shows…
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After the Summer break, it’s time to publish the second timeline of July (first part here), covering the main cyber
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Welcome to this new timeline covering the main cyber attacks occurred in the first fortnight of July, where I have collected a total of 64 events. Once again a reach timeline unfortunately, and I really do not know where to start from…
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I told you, I am a little late with the timelines and statistics in the last week, but I promise, I will catch up, so it’s time to publish the statistics derived from the cyber attacks timelines of June (Part I and Part II). In this month I have collected…
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I haven’t updated the blog for a while, and now it’s finally time to catch up. Let’s start with the second timeline of June (first part here) covering the main cyber attacks occurred between June 16 and June 30 (plus a couple of exceptions). Without any doubts…
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n this first timeline of June, I have collected 69+1 events. This means that after the decreasing trend reported in the second timeline of May, we are back at the levels of April. Ransomware is undoubtedly…
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It’s time to publish the statistics derived from the cyber attacks timeline of May (Part I and Part II). In this month I have collected a total of 130 events, a sharp decrease from the 155 recorded in April. The Daily Trend of Events chart shows…
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Here’s the second timeline of May covering the main events occurred in the second fortnight of May (part I here). I am glad to announce that this timeline confirms the decreasing trend in the number of events (61 vs. 69 reported in the first timeline, and 74 in the second timeline of April). So where do we want to start from? For sure…
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Recently I wrote a blog post for Netskope, my employer, discussing the implications of cloud services in the cyber kill chain model.
The cyber kill chain, as you probably know, is a consolidated model adopted to represent a cyber intrusion, identifying the different stages involved in a cyber-attack. Despite the model is well established…
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After the statistics of April, and those of the first quarter of this troubled 2019, it’s time to publish the first timeline of May, covering the main cyber events occurred between May 1st and 15th. In this timeline I have collected a total of 73 events (including 4, that took place in April), so despite the average level remains high, the trend is slightly decreasing compared to the previous two timelines.
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