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The impact on companies:The median demand from hackers was $650,000, while the median payment was $350,000, revealing that effective negotiation can drive down ransom payments.Ĭompanies in the US are the most affected, accounting for 42% of leaks in 2022, followed by Germany and the UK with 5% each. The company has not paid the ransom demand, saying that doing so “does not … change the data exposure.” Ferrari was targeted by a ransomware attack that exposed its customers’ names, addresses, email, and phone numbers.The National Basketball Association informed newsletter subscribers Monday that their data was stolen from an “unnamed third-party provider” that could result in phishing emails.72% of companies expect to be victimized in 2023 by collaboration-tool-based attacks involving apps like Microsoft Teams, Discord, Slack, or Kaseya to deliver malware.

This method has become one of the most prevalent and lucrative cyber threats in recent years. 75% of companies have experienced an increase in email-based threats.59% of 1,700 chief information security officers and other IT pros surveyed fear that cyberattacks are not stopping anytime soon and that the attack vectors are growing significantly sophisticated.