Statement by Minister of Foreign Affairs, Minister of National Defence, and Minister of Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness on China’s cyber campaigns.
Read full text: https://t.co/LXeM2Q8lZO
Today, the UK has revealed that Chinese state-backed actors were responsible for gaining access to computer networks around the world via Microsoft Exchange servers ⚠️
https://t.co/ot05RPxUOq
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Full support for strong message at #NATOSummit on cyber, including collective response and the notion of cumulative cyber activities amounting to an armed attack (see par 32).
The EEAS in cooperation with @2021PortugalEU and the @EU_ISS held today a scenario-based discussion with EU Member States and international partners focused on how to address international security challenges related to cyberspace. Read more: https://t.co/WE0BCVLCjd
I've worked a lot of #ransomware incidents and I've found that most companies don't realize what the true cost of a ransomware incident is.
But isn't it just paying the ransom or restoring and you're done? Nope. Here are the (potential) costs (based on my experience): (1/X)
.@SecBlinken notes "we will act firmly in response to Russian actions that cause harm to us or our allies," adding State Dept is working to "bolster cybersecurity partnerships internationally" including a training on policy/tech aspects of publicly attributing cyber incidents.
Jim Lewis and Chris Painter talk with Michael Walma, Cyber Foreign Policy Coordinator for Global Affairs Canada about the new US administration, the value of regional organizations, and Canada’s work to advance diversity. https://t.co/EvFXVeSTiE
The consensus at the UN cybersecurity session marks the first time that a process open to all countries has led to agreement on international cybersecurity, says @JoshGold3. https://t.co/uFjBWObXqW
German Government publishes substantive 17-page Position Paper on the Application of INTERNATIONAL LAW IN CYBERSPACE – important contribution to the debate, definitely worth a read
https://t.co/RwxL4gsQPs
ICYMI: @Volexity says one of the Exchange Server bugs is "remotely exploitable and does not require authentication of any kind, nor does it require any special knowledge or access to a target environment." https://t.co/oiFQBRUYRB https://t.co/LHM895GMXJ
Sandworm (GRU) at it again in France. Don’t forget they attempted to interfere in the elections there in an operation involving a US Navy intel officer. He’s never faced consequences. He’s on TV now!
Note that Florida authorities said there were "redundancies" in place that would have prevented the lye from getting to drinking water. Safety systems do detect things like this, but safety systems, depending on how they're configured, can *potentially* also be subverted.
Congratulations to @rcmpgrcpolice for taking part in this important global operation to neutralize a dangerous botnet. Thanks to their efforts and international law enforcement collaboration, Canadians can feel a little safer online.
The EU #Cybersecurity Strategy is here. It focuses on:
1⃣ Resilience, tech #sovereignty and leadership
2⃣ Building operational capacity to prevent, deter and respond
3⃣ Advancing a global and open #cyberspace
Congratulations #TeamEurope@eu_eeas
📖https://t.co/On7LJOoSyB