BEC & Ransomware: Two Sides of the Same Cybercrime Coin
summary
Examines business email compromise (BEC) and ransomware as linked, major threats by identifying shared factors that make them successful. Uses threat intelligence to analyze those variables and outlines defensive measures organizations can use to better protect against both types of attacks.
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chapters (19)
- 0:00RSAConference2022 San Francisco Digital June 6 - 9
- 3:07Three Primary Factors Driving Today's Ransomware Landscape
- 6:55The Myth of the Big Fish
- 8:08A Global Problem (With One Giant Vold)
- 9:11Ransomware is a Centralized Ecosystem
- 11:42What is Business Email Compromise?
- 12:22BEC: By the Numbers
- 13:09Why is BEC Such a Problem?
- 15:15Executive Impersonation: The Classic BEC Attack
- 17:03Today's Biggest BEC Threat
- 17:41Vendor Email Compromise
- 19:26Aging Report Attacks: VEC (without the Compromise)
- 20:40Third-Party Impersonation
- 21:47Why are Financial Supply Chain Compromise Attacks Such a Threat?
- 23:31BEC vs. Ransomware: Tale of the Tape
- 28:40What Happens when the Ransomware Landscape is Disrupted?
- 31:59What Happens If Two Major Cyber Threats Collide?
- 33:53How Do We Combat These Future Threats?
- 35:05Apply What You've learned Today
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