Keith Wojcieszek
Global Head of Threat Intelligence
Cyber Risk
Washington DC
Webcast Replay – Q2 2022 Threat Landscape Virtual Briefing: Threat Actors Target the Healthcare Sector
August 10 - 11, 2022
Kroll threat intelligence analysts uncover frontline insights from our incident response engagements in the Q2 2022 Threat Landscape briefing.
Watch the Webcast Replay
In Q2 2022, Kroll observed a 90% increase in attacks against the health care sector in comparison with Q1 2022. Due to challenges such as ransomware and unauthorized access, it’s become the most affected sector during this period. While this may signal the official end of the pandemic-era “truce” that many cybercriminals promised at the onset of COVID-19, numbers show that threat actors continue to leverage other hallmarks of the pandemic, such as remote work access, to gain a foothold into victim networks. Another notable trend was the use of External Remote Services for initial access, with Initial Access Brokers securing access into environments and selling this on to ransomware groups.
Watch our cyber threat intelligence leaders Laurie Iacono and George Glass explore key insights and trends directly from the frontlines of incident response.
This webcast covers:
- The most common threat incident types of the first half of 2022 and how they have evolved
- The incidents currently impacting the health care sector, including ransomware and unauthorized access
- How threat actors are increasingly harnessing external remote services and CVE exploitation for initial access
- The ransomware variants on the rise and the ransomware groups that have increased their activity
You can also read the Q2 2022 Threat Landscape Report.
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In Q2 2022, Kroll observed a 90% increase in attacks against the health care sector in comparison with Q1 2022. Due to challenges such as ransomware and unauthorized access, it’s become the most affected sector during this period. While this may signal the official end of the pandemic-era “truce” that many cybercriminals promised at the onset of COVID-19, numbers show that threat actors continue to leverage other hallmarks of the pandemic, such as remote work access, to gain a foothold into victim networks.
In Q2 2022, Kroll also observed an 700% increase in external remote services such as remote desktop protocol (RDP) and virtual private networks (VPN) being reported for initial access.
Join our cyber threat intelligence leaders to explore key insights and trends directly from the frontlines of incident response. This virtual briefing will be hosted in three time zones, with speakers including Keith Wojcieszek, Laurie Iacono and George Glass.
Attendees will Learn
- The most common threat incident types of the first half of 2022 and how they have evolved
- The incidents currently impacting the health care sector, including ransomware and unauthorized access
- How threat actors are increasingly harnessing external remote services and CVE exploitation for initial access
- The ransomware variants on the rise and the ransomware groups that have increased their activity
Speakers
- EMEA – George Glass, Laurie Iacono and Keith Wojcieszek
- North America – George Glass, Laurie Iacono and Keith Wojcieszek
- APAC – Chris How and Lachlan Wright
Cyber Risk
Incident response, digital forensics, breach notification, managed detection services, penetration testing, cyber assessments and advisory.
24x7 Incident Response
Kroll is the largest global IR provider with experienced responders who can handle the entire security incident lifecycle.
Cyber Risk Retainer
Kroll delivers more than a typical incident response retainer—secure a true cyber risk retainer with elite digital forensics and incident response capabilities and maximum flexibility for proactive and notification services.
Malware Analysis and Reverse Engineering
Kroll’s Malware Analysis and Reverse Engineering team draws from decades of private and public-sector experience, across all industries, to deliver actionable findings through in-depth technical analysis of benign and malicious code.
Ransomware Preparedness Assessment
Kroll’s ransomware preparedness assessment helps your organization avoid ransomware attacks by examining 14 crucial security areas and attack vectors.
Office 365 Security, Forensics and Incident Response
Digital forensic experts investigate hundreds of Office 365 incidents per year and help strengthen your security.
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