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VMware Global Incident Response Threat Report 2022
Incident responders are faced with increasing waves of cyberattacks. Read the report to gain insight into a number of threat areas including deepfakes, container and cloud vulnerabilities, API security systems, business email compromises (BECs), and ransomware attacks.
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Since Russia's invasion of Ukraine, 65% of cybersecurity professionals reported an increase in cyberattacks. This includes the deployment of new types of malware, such as HermeticWiper, aimed at destroying critical information and resources.
Zero-Day Exploits
In the past year, 62% of respondents experienced zero-day exploits, marking an increase from 51% in 2021. This rise is largely attributed to geopolitical tensions, as nation-states are significant contributors to the zero-day market.
Lateral Movement in Attacks
Lateral movement was observed in 25% of all attacks reported by respondents. Attackers are increasingly using dual-purpose tools and techniques to navigate within networks, often remaining undetected as they exploit vulnerabilities in cloud and container environments.
VMware Global Incident Response Threat Report 2022
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