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“With a cyberattack, it’s more than just data that needs protecting—at risk is really the entire physical infrastructure from applications and operating systems down to low-level firmware and BIOS. Organizations require even more sophisticated protection, response, and recovery solutions than what was available even two years ago.”.
To gain access to internal networks, Akira targeted local accounts with disabled multifactor authentication (MFA) and SonicOS firmware versions vulnerable to exploitation, often exposed to the internet for virtual private network (VPN) access.
Research efforts will also scale across applications, operating systems, firmware, and hardware. The cyberinsurance industry also acts on its elevated expectations and will demand more security oversight, controls, and capabilities as part of its policies, with severe increases in premiums or abandonment for non-compliance.
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