Internet users prefer to sweep their mistakes under the mouse mat rather than report an incident. A Fujitsu study shows that users are even more reluctant to report IT incidents when they occur at work. This study, entitled "Building a Cyber Smart Culture," explains...
The facts One of the largest fuel pipelines in the United States, Colonial Pipeline, which connects gas stations, refineries, and airports in the eastern United States, recently suffered a large-scale cyberattack. The attack The company was forced to shut down all its systems following this digital attack. It says it has hired a team...
What is a QR code? A QR code (Quick Response code) is a two-dimensional barcode. It links to a web page or other content that is normally optimized for mobile and tablet access. The QR code consists of modules, usually black, arranged in a square with a white background. It was invented in 1994...
Cities, town halls, departments, regions... Organizations serving citizens, regardless of their size, are potential targets for cyberattacks. By targeting local authorities, the state is implicitly in the hackers' sights. In fact, in 2019, ANSSI recorded 92 cybersecurity incidents against municipalities and inter-municipal authorities. Rapidly expanding, 2020...
Cyberattacks in the Healthcare Sector: Some Statistics Cyberattacks of all kinds affect organizations across all industries. Their average cost rises significantly each year, increasing from €9,000 per company in 2019 to €52,100 in 2020. (source: bayvet-basset.com) Inevitably, the healthcare sector is…
What is whaling? Unlike phishing attempts, which target random individuals, whaling targets specific individuals. Whaling is a threat aimed at business leaders, decision-makers, and managers who have shifted their work processes online due to the health crisis. The goal of…
2020: A Year of Cyberattacks Against Local Governments Local Governments & Cyberattacks: A Sad and Sobering Reality in 2020! In France, (far) too many local governments have fallen victim to cyberattacks, particularly ransomware attacks. In recent months, we have seen a clear increase in the number of cyberattacks targeting local governments, sometimes bringing their services to a standstill…
What happened to the “Christmas Without Amazon” petition? Politicians launched a petition to encourage French consumers to support local businesses for their Christmas shopping. According to its founders, the petition—named “Christmas Without Amazon”—was the target of a “large-scale cyberattack.” The attack took place overnight…
“Avant de Cliquer” Solution Featured in *La Gazette des Communes* In its November issue, *La Gazette*, a magazine covering news about the local civil service and local governments, dedicates a special section to “protecting against ransomware.” In this issue, the magazine highlights “Avant de Cliquer” as a solution that allows…
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