Watch Kroll’s cyber threat intelligence leaders highlight key trends observed in Q2 2023 and outline the critical issues that organizations should be aware of, including a significant rise in ransomware activity fueled by the MOVEit vulnerability and new methods of email compromise attacks.

Threat intelligence can provide a rich insight into threat actor activity but often lacks the timelines and context that comes from the learning of real-life incident investigations. Security leaders need to know how to leverage this frontline intelligence to not only understand if they are likely to be in a similar situation but also to know how they could take immediate action on their defenses.

Kroll Cyber Threat Intelligence expert, Dave Truman, walks through a proof of concept for the recent Ghostscript vulnerability, CVE-2023-36664, that could allow for remote code execution.

In Q1 2023, Kroll Cyber Threat Intelligence analysts noticed an uptick in GOOTLOADER malware infections leading to large-scale exfiltration of sensitive data, and even extortion. In this video, Threat Intelligence expert, Ryan Hicks, walks through a GOOTLOADER malware case study and provides recommendations for how to prevent such an attack.

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Watch the Q1 2023 Threat Landscape Virtual Briefing to hear from Kroll’s cyber threat intelligence leaders as they explore key insights gained through cyber incidents handled worldwide in the first quarter of 2023.

In this webcast, Kroll Managing Directors Matthew Dumpert, Daniel Linskey and Sherine Ebadi and Crisp Vice President Jon Best shared their unique perspectives on active assailant incidents as former law enforcement and government leaders and discuss how organizations can prioritize workplace safety by focusing on, detecting and mitigating potential threats before they manifest in tragic violence.

In this video, Matthew Dumpert, Managing Director and Head of Kroll’s North America Security Risk Management practice, discusses current security trends in North America and what organizations should expect this year in terms of risk, safety and security. He also explains why it’s more important than ever that companies review their business continuity and threat management plans to ensure they are equipped for the expected increase in workplace violence, theft and safety issues.

As part of our 2-Minute Security Talks series, Bob Thompson, Associate Managing Director in Kroll’s Security Risk Management practice for EMEA and APAC, addresses the threats to critical national infrastructure that are emerging from global geopolitical instability. Bob also discusses how Kroll can support organizations with threat monitoring, security reviews, risk assessments, cyber resilience assessments and crisis preparedness, and reviews the seven key points of Kroll’s risk assessment process that can help companies mitigate threats.

All organizations should have access to the skills needed to detect and contain threats. But typically, only the very largest enterprises can afford the millions in annual staff and infrastructure investments required to maintain a 24x7 Security Operations Center.