Decrypt

Why haven’t the lights gone out in New York City?

Recent attacks on Ukrainian infrastructure and holding the country of Costa Rica to ransom show threat actors have the means and motivation to cause mass disruption. 
With a nation-state’s critical infrastructure all connected, Control Risks Partner Nic Reys sits down with host of The Global Insight Charles Hecker and Associate Director Stina Connor to ask why we haven’t seen the lights go out in New York City.
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Responding to double extortions: What do you need to know?

With hard-built reputations on the line, the increasing prevalence of double extortion ransomware attacks are costing organisations more than just their financial stability.
Control Risks Partner Nic Reys sits down with experts Luke Fardell and Mark Fawcett to discuss the dangers from threat actors around double extortion and what makes for an effective response to them.
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What’s going on with global cyber regulations?

Having a strong grasp on where cyber compliance and regulations are headed should be a top concern for any organisation, especially those with global footprints.
Control Risks Partner Nic Reys sits down with experts Stina Connor and Jim Fitzsimmons for a conversation about key regional divergences around data privacy, how politics and national security agendas are driving cyber regulations, and what organisations can do to adapt to a perpetually shifting and fragmented cyber landscape. 
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Ransomware and cyber-attacks after Russia-Ukraine: what’s changed?

Since the start of the Russia-Ukraine conflict, there have been drastic changes to the cyber threat landscape, including a sharp increase in ransomware attacks. Control Risks Partner Nicolas Reys talks with experts Joe Buckley and Mark Fawcett about these changes, how they might develop and what this means for organisations preparing for and responding to ransomware attacks.
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