Name: Les malwares les plus dangereux de 2021 à surveiller en 2022
Start: 2022-01-25T09:00:00Z
End: 2022-01-25T09:00:33.000Z
Location: BrightTALK
Rating: 5

OpenText Cybersecurity provides comprehensive security solutions for companies and partners of all sizes. From prevention to detection and response, to recovery, investigation and compliance, our unified end-to-end platform helps customers build cyber resilience via a holistic security portfolio. Powered by actionable insights from our real-time contextual threat intelligence, OpenText Cybersecurity customers benefit from high efficacy products, a compliant experience, and simplified security to help manage business risk.

In an unprecedented demonstration of international cooperation and cyber resilience, law enforcement agencies from the U.S., U.K., and other global partners have successfully orchestrated the takedown of LockBit, one of the most notorious ransomware groups to date. This landmark operation marks a pivotal moment in the fight against cybercrime, showcasing the potential of concerted governmental efforts to combat digital threats effectively.

Join our webinar to dive into the intricate details of the LockBit disruption, the strategies employed by international law enforcement, and the broader implications for cybersecurity across the globe. We will explore how this operation diverges from past efforts, emphasizing the critical shift towards targeting the core operators and infrastructure of ransomware groups rather than just their affiliates. We will discuss the groundbreaking achievements of this collaboration, including the seizure of critical infrastructure, legal actions against operators, and the provision of decryption keys to victims, highlighting the operation's role in paving the way for more resilient cyber defense mechanisms.

Key Takeaways:

• Understand the significance of the LockBit takedown in the context of global cybersecurity efforts.
• Learn about the strategies and tools employed by international law enforcement to disrupt one of the world's most prolific ransomware gangs.
• Explore the implications of this operation for future cybercrime prevention and the importance of international cooperation.
• Discover the role of legal and technical interventions in achieving long-term impacts on cybercriminal operations.
• Discuss the evolving landscape of cyber threats and the continuous need for innovation in cybersecurity defense mechanisms.

LockBit Takedown and Aftermath

This video will show you how easy it is to migrate live running Linux server from VMware ESX to Exoscale Cloud. 

We're using Carbonite Migrate to make a real time copy of a live Ubuntu 20.04.6 virtual machine currently running on a VMware ESX and replicating it to a virtual machine we have previously provisioned in Exoscale Cloud. A video showing how to install and configure the target virtual machine can be found here: https://www.brighttalk.com/webcast/18665/609766?bt_tok={{lead.Id}}&utm_source=OpenTextCybersecurityEMEA&utm_medium=brighttalk&utm_campaign=609766

Downtime is kept to the absolute minimum. Installation, configuration and the mirroring (synchronisation) of the server, it's configuration, applications and data, all take place while the source ESX virtual machine remains live, and it's only for the last couple of minutes at the end, when the ESX source server is shutdown and the new Exoscale server is started up, which typically takes less than 2 minutes.

The same type of migration could be performed for other Linux Environments (Red Hat, CentOS, SUSE, Oracle Enterprise Linux, Rocky)  or Windows (2003, 2008, 2008R2, 2012, 2012R2, 2016, 2019, 2022). These servers could be physical, virtual or cloud, and they could be running pretty much any application.

Ubuntu ESX to Exoscale Migration Demo

This video will show you how easy it is to migrate live running Windows server from VMware ESX to IONOS Cloud. 

We're using Carbonite Migrate to make a real time copy of a live Windows 2019 virtual machine currently running on a VMware ESX and replicating it to a virtual machine we have previously provisioned in IONOS Cloud. 

Downtime is kept to the absolute minimum. Installation, configuration and the mirroring (synchronisation) of the server, it's configuration, applications and data, all take place while the source ESX virtual machine remains live, and it's only for the last couple of minutes at the end, when the ESX source server is shutdown and the new IONOS server is started up, which typically takes 10 to 15 minutes.

The same type of migration could be performed for other Windows versions (2003, 2008, 2008R2, 2012, 2012R2, 2016, 2019, 2022) and there is a very similar workflow available for Linux Environments (Red Hat, CentOS, SUSE, Oracle Enterprise Linux, Rocky). These servers could be physical, virtual or cloud, and they could be running pretty much any application.

Migrating Windows VMware ESX to IONOS Cloud

This video will show you how easy it is to migrate live running Windows server from VMware ESX to Exoscale Cloud. 

We're using Carbonite Migrate to make a real time copy of a live Windows 2019 virtual machine currently running on a VMware ESX and replicating it to a virtual machine we have previously provisioned in Exoscale Cloud. 

Downtime is kept to the absolute minimum. Installation, configuration and the mirroring (synchronisation) of the server, it's configuration, applications and data, all take place while the source ESX virtual machine remains live, and it's only for the last couple of minutes at the end, when the ESX source server is shutdown and the new Exoscale server is started up, which typically takes 10 to 15 minutes.

The same type of migration could be performed for other Windows versions (2003, 2008, 2008R2, 2012, 2012R2, 2016, 2019, 2022) and there is a very similar workflow available for Linux Environments (Red Hat, CentOS, SUSE, Oracle Enterprise Linux, Rocky). These servers could be physical, virtual or cloud, and they could be running pretty much any application.

VMware ESX to Exoscale Windows Migration Demo

Carbonite Migrate can be used to migrate live physical, virtual or cloud servers to the same or different platforms. In order to migrate live open files, a small agent needs to be installed and configured on the source (current production server) and the target (new destination server). 

This video shows how to install and configure the Carbonite replication agent on Ubuntu Linux. The same steps can be used on any physical or ubuntu server, however the process to install on Red Hat, Oracle Enterprise Linux, SUSE, CentOS and Rocky would be very similar.

We'll show how easy it is to provision a suitable target server in Exoscale Cloud, as we will be creating a follow on video showing how to migrate Linux servers from VMware ESX to Exoscale. The process for Windows servers would be very similar, and I have already posted a video showing Full Server migration of a Windows 2019 server from Microsoft Azure to Exoscale Cloud.

Installing and Configuring Carbonite Migrate on Ubuntu and Exoscale

This video will show you how easy it is to migrate live running Windows servers from Microsoft Azure to Google Cloud Platform.

Migrate Windows servers from Azure to Google Cloud with Carbonite Migrate

This video will show you how easy it is to migrate live running Windows server from Microsoft Azure Cloud to Exoscale.

Migrating Windows servers, Microsoft Azure to Exoscale with Carbonite Migrate

This video will show you how easy it is to migrate live running Linux or Windows servers from VMware ESX to Proxmox.

Migrating Windows servers from VMware ESX to Proxmox using Carbonite Migrate

How to migrate Linux Servers from VMware ESX to Proxmox using Carbonite Migrate

In today’s data-driven world, organisations of all sizes are inundated with vast amounts of information. To effectively manage this influx and remain compliant with data protection regulations, it’s essential to understand the concepts of data archiving and retention.

Carbonite Archiving: Master Compliance with Secure Regulatory Adherence

This micro video dives into Webroot DNS Protection's newly patented DNS leak prevention feature.

Introduction to the DNS Leak Prevention Feature.

Struggling with complex server migrations between platforms, hypervisors, data centers, or clouds? Join our experts to learn helpful strategies.

Our webinar will cover how to migrate your Windows and Linux servers between all common, and some not so common, environments.

You'll discover:

- Insights, best practices, and practical tips for successful data migration.
- How to optimize migrations to Azure, Azure HCI, VMware, Nutanix, AWS, Google GCP, and more.
- Common server migration challenges and their solutions.
- Real-world case studies and success stories.
- Expert advice from a Q&A session.

Don't miss out on the knowledge you need to make your server migration a breeze. Whether you're a seasoned IT professional or it’s your first time migrating, this webinar is for all levels of expertise.

Mastering Server Migrations

The holiday season is a critical time for businesses, marked by increased online activity and, consequently, a heightened risk of cyber threats. Our webinar is designed to prepare businesses to defend against these seasonal cybersecurity challenges. This session will provide insights into the latest cyber threats that escalate during the holiday period, such as phishing scams, ransomware attacks, and fraudulent activities that specifically target the surge in e-commerce traffic. The holiday season often brings a surge in the purchase of cost-effective IoT devices, which, while attractive for their accessibility and functionality, can introduce significant vulnerabilities to a business's network. Participants will be guided through the potential cyber threats posed by these devices, including their role in creating entry points for hackers, facilitating DDoS attacks, and compromising business data integrity. 

Key Takeaways
• Insights into holiday scams and how to steer clear of IOT devices that post a risk to your environment
• Coverage into the most successful and headline grabbing Ransomware.
• Deep dive into Botnets and tools that enable ransomware to be devastating.
• Efforts by worldwide policing entities to stop these criminals.
• Learn essential tips for protecting your business with a multi-layered approach.

Tis the Season: Safeguarding Your Business in the Cyber Wonderland

The past year has seen a steady increase in the number and sophistication of malware attacks. Ransomware has been the most prevalent type of malware, with cybercriminals increasingly targeting businesses and organizations. Criminal actors in the Ransomware sector have come up with new “business models” and ransomware-as-a-service (RaaS) is dominating. Ransom payments have reached all time sky-high levels. Elite Ransomware authors appear to have concluded that profit sharing and risk mitigation are top contributors to their consistent success and reliable evasion from authorities. Malware payloads are becoming more sophisticated and difficult to detect, and we expect their tactics to be ever evolving. 

Join cybersecurity expert Tyler Moffitt as he examines the year’s biggest cybersecurity attacks and learn which malware and ransomware threats pose the biggest threat to businesses

Key Takeaways
• Coverage into the most successful and headline grabbing Ransomware.
• Deep dive into Botnets and tools that enable ransomware to be devastating.
• Efforts by worldwide policing entities to stop these criminals.
• Learn essential tips for protecting your business with a multi-layered approach.

Nastiest Malware 2023

As the world dives deeper into the digital age, cryptocurrency has emerged as a groundbreaking innovation, reshaping how we perceive and transact value. Yet, like all technologies, it comes with its shadows. Join us for an in-depth exploration of "Crime & Crypto," where we delve into the intricate nexus between digital currency and the criminal underworld.

Key Takeaways:

Ransomware & Crypto: Understand the historical trajectory of crypto being weaponized as the go-to payment mode for ransom demands. Delve into the intricacies of how and why ransomware attacks have become synonymous with crypto transactions.

Stealth & Sabotage: Explore the menacing world of malware specifically designed to pilfer private keys, providing criminals unbridled access to victims' crypto funds. Unravel the technicalities behind these stealthy codes and how they compromise security.

Cryptomining Malware: Dive deep into the covert world of cryptomining malware, which hijacks victims' computational resources to mine cryptocurrency without their knowledge or consent. Learn about the evolution of these malicious scripts and their impact.

Evolving Criminal Tactics: With the rising popularity and value of crypto assets, criminal strategies to pilfer them have also evolved. From phishing schemes to sophisticated hacks, we'll walk you through the transformation of these tactics over the years.

Criminal Use Cases: Beyond theft and ransom, cryptocurrency has found favor among criminals for various nefarious activities. From money laundering to dark web transactions, explore the breadth of criminal use cases that have leveraged crypto's anonymity and decentralization.

Digital currencies promise a future of decentralized and peer-to-peer financial empowerment, but as with all innovations, they can be misused. By understanding the potential pitfalls and threats in the crypto landscape, stakeholders can better safeguard their digital assets and promote a more secure crypto ecosystem.

Crime & Crypto: The Dark Side of Digital Currency

In this final episode, we’ll wrap up what we’ve learned and how to move forward. Eliminating the threat of a ransomware attack is not easy. Hopefully more companies like Gregory Industries will step forward to share their story and encourage collective action.

Episode 6: "Can Ransomware Just Go Away? Unfortunately, No."

Security experts are in high demand, but short supply. This episode delves into the simple steps a company can make in lieu of that to mitigate the biggest security vulnerability they face: their employees.

Episode 5: "Cybersecurity Experts are in High Demand and Short Supply"

In this episode, we’ll explore these various types of impacts a ransomware attack can have on small businesses, in addition to hearing about the detrimental impacts of Gregory Industries’ attack.

Episode 4: "Crime is a Tax on the Honesty We're All Paying For"

Votre voeux pour 2022 : Evitez les méchants malwares de 2021 – Alors rejoignez ce webinaire et vous saurez quels malwares surveiller et comment protéger votre entreprise et/ou les entreprises de vos clients. 
En 2021, nous avons vu beaucoup de unes sur des entreprises victimes d’attaque par ransomware. Et les experts en cybersécurité annoncent une nouvelle vague d’attaques encore plus virulentes. Alors que les grandes entreprises ont des équipes chargées de contrer ces menaces, les petites et moyennes entreprises restent une cible de choix en raison de leurs budgets limités en matière de sécurité.  Ces cybers attaques devenant de plus en plus sophistiquées les MSP et les PME doivent impérativement apprendre comment garder une longueur d’avance. 
Notre expert en cybersécurité Christophe Bezelga a examiné les plus grandes cyber attaques de 2021 et vous fera découvrir les logiciels malveillants et les ransomwares qui constitueront, à l’avenir,  une menace pour les entreprises.

Points clés : 
- Découvrez les plus dangereuses attaques de malware et pourquoi leur fréquence augmente
 - Recevez des conseils essentiels pour protéger votre entreprise avec une approche à plusieurs niveaux
 - Explorez des stratégies pour suivre le rythme de l'évolution des menaces en matière de cybersécurité

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