Software supply chain security is a top priority in 2023 as organizations contend with an onslaught of ransomware attacks. Threat actors are developing more sophisticated ways to steal log-in credentials, take over user accounts, and elevate access. Cloud development and the increase in DevOps make organizations even more vulnerable to ransomware attacks.
If cyber criminals gain access to DevOps resources—repositories, pipelines, and dependencies—they can unleash malware designed to disrupt services, steal data, and build their fortune. High-profile attacks originating from a DevOps environment, such as Kaseya, in which attackers injected ransomware into a software update of a trusted IT solution, show how widespread the damage can be.
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Stay up to date with the latest ransomware trends
- Original research: State of Ransomware Report
- Whitepaper: Ransomware on the Rise
- Access Denied! podcast: Ransomware Rundown with Dan Lohrman
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- Free tool: Newly updated, DevOps Secrets Vault eliminates the need for hardcoding credentials in software and storing them in online repositories, practices that allow attackers to gain access and inject ransomware.
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