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🚨 APT29 is suspected to have breached TeamViewer’s internal corporate environment! >>Is Your Organization At Risk?<< The TeamViewer corporate environment is (theoretically) separate from production environments. That segmentation means that the threat actor – currently suspected to be APT29 – shouldn’t have an immediate “in” to any TeamViewer installations in your environment. However, threats travel laterally to previously segmented portions of the infected environment – as similar incidents at other organizations have shown. >>What Should You Do?<< The APT recommends that proactive security teams be on high alert for suspicious activity originating within any TeamViewer installations, logs, or access. >>What Is Blackpoint Doing?<< • Blackpoint’s Active SOC has NOT seen any indicators of compromise (IoCs) in our partners’ environments showing threat actor exploitation of TeamViewer. • Our Active SOC team will continue to actively monitor our partner environments for any IoCs associated with this incident, and take aggressive action. • The APG will continue to monitor the situation, and let you know if and when more relevant information becomes available. Here’s what we know so far – including TeamViewer’s public statement and the APG’s Threat Profile of APT29. https://hubs.ly/Q02DCx4Y0 #APG #ThreatIntelligence #APT29 #TeamViewer #SecurityIncident
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🚨 Latest Cybersecurity Incident Uncovered by Blackpoint Cyber 🚨 We are sharing a critical update from our trusted partner, Blackpoint Cyber, who recently identified a significant cybersecurity threat involving TeamViewer. This popular remote desktop software, widely used for remote control, desktop sharing, and online meetings, has been targeted by sophisticated cybercriminals. 🔍 Incident Overview: Blackpoint Cyber's vigilant monitoring and advanced threat detection systems uncovered a campaign exploiting vulnerabilities in TeamViewer. The attackers leveraged these vulnerabilities to gain unauthorized access to systems, posing severe risks to sensitive data and operational integrity. 💡 Key Findings: Unauthorized remote access attempts. Deployment of malware to harvest credentials. Lateral movement within compromised networks. ⚠️ Immediate Actions Recommended: Update TeamViewer: Ensure all installations are up-to-date with the latest security patches. Review Access Controls: Limit remote access to trusted IP addresses and implement multi-factor authentication (MFA). Monitor for Suspicious Activity: Continuously monitor your network for unusual activity and unauthorized access attempts. Incident Response Plan: Have a robust incident response plan in place to address any potential breaches swiftly. At WestCoast Cloud Solutions, we are committed to safeguarding our clients' digital environments. Partnering with Blackpoint Cyber allows us to stay ahead of emerging threats and provide you with the most effective cybersecurity solutions. 🔒 Stay Protected: Cybersecurity is a collective effort. Stay informed, stay vigilant, and ensure your systems are secure. For more information on how to fortify your cybersecurity defenses, contact us at WestCoast Cloud Solutions. Together, we can navigate and overcome the digital threats of today and tomorrow. #CyberSecurity #TeamViewer #BlackpointCyber #WestCoastCloudSolutions #DataProtection #ThreatDetection #CyberThreats #StaySecure
🚨 APT29 is suspected to have breached TeamViewer’s internal corporate environment! >>Is Your Organization At Risk?<< The TeamViewer corporate environment is (theoretically) separate from production environments. That segmentation means that the threat actor – currently suspected to be APT29 – shouldn’t have an immediate “in” to any TeamViewer installations in your environment. However, threats travel laterally to previously segmented portions of the infected environment – as similar incidents at other organizations have shown. >>What Should You Do?<< The APT recommends that proactive security teams be on high alert for suspicious activity originating within any TeamViewer installations, logs, or access. >>What Is Blackpoint Doing?<< • Blackpoint’s Active SOC has NOT seen any indicators of compromise (IoCs) in our partners’ environments showing threat actor exploitation of TeamViewer. • Our Active SOC team will continue to actively monitor our partner environments for any IoCs associated with this incident, and take aggressive action. • The APG will continue to monitor the situation, and let you know if and when more relevant information becomes available. Here’s what we know so far – including TeamViewer’s public statement and the APG’s Threat Profile of APT29. https://hubs.ly/Q02DCx4Y0 #APG #ThreatIntelligence #APT29 #TeamViewer #SecurityIncident
Developing TeamViewer Incident with Suspected APT29 Activity
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🔒 Important Security Update 🔒 We're sharing a critical security update from Blackpoint Cyber. They're tracking a developing security incident involving TeamViewer, a popular remote desktop software used for remote control and online meetings. Cybercriminals are getting more sophisticated. Ensure your systems are protected. Read more in Blackpoint Cyber's article below.
🚨 APT29 is suspected to have breached TeamViewer’s internal corporate environment! >>Is Your Organization At Risk?<< The TeamViewer corporate environment is (theoretically) separate from production environments. That segmentation means that the threat actor – currently suspected to be APT29 – shouldn’t have an immediate “in” to any TeamViewer installations in your environment. However, threats travel laterally to previously segmented portions of the infected environment – as similar incidents at other organizations have shown. >>What Should You Do?<< The APT recommends that proactive security teams be on high alert for suspicious activity originating within any TeamViewer installations, logs, or access. >>What Is Blackpoint Doing?<< • Blackpoint’s Active SOC has NOT seen any indicators of compromise (IoCs) in our partners’ environments showing threat actor exploitation of TeamViewer. • Our Active SOC team will continue to actively monitor our partner environments for any IoCs associated with this incident, and take aggressive action. • The APG will continue to monitor the situation, and let you know if and when more relevant information becomes available. Here’s what we know so far – including TeamViewer’s public statement and the APG’s Threat Profile of APT29. https://hubs.ly/Q02DCx4Y0 #APG #ThreatIntelligence #APT29 #TeamViewer #SecurityIncident
Developing TeamViewer Incident with Suspected APT29 Activity
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❗❗❗ Read below for the update from our team around the suspected TeamViewer breach.
🚨 APT29 is suspected to have breached TeamViewer’s internal corporate environment! >>Is Your Organization At Risk?<< The TeamViewer corporate environment is (theoretically) separate from production environments. That segmentation means that the threat actor – currently suspected to be APT29 – shouldn’t have an immediate “in” to any TeamViewer installations in your environment. However, threats travel laterally to previously segmented portions of the infected environment – as similar incidents at other organizations have shown. >>What Should You Do?<< The APT recommends that proactive security teams be on high alert for suspicious activity originating within any TeamViewer installations, logs, or access. >>What Is Blackpoint Doing?<< • Blackpoint’s Active SOC has NOT seen any indicators of compromise (IoCs) in our partners’ environments showing threat actor exploitation of TeamViewer. • Our Active SOC team will continue to actively monitor our partner environments for any IoCs associated with this incident, and take aggressive action. • The APG will continue to monitor the situation, and let you know if and when more relevant information becomes available. Here’s what we know so far – including TeamViewer’s public statement and the APG’s Threat Profile of APT29. https://hubs.ly/Q02DCx4Y0 #APG #ThreatIntelligence #APT29 #TeamViewer #SecurityIncident
Developing TeamViewer Incident with Suspected APT29 Activity
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🚨 APT29 is suspected to have breached TeamViewer’s internal corporate environment! >>Is Your Organization At Risk?<< The TeamViewer corporate environment is (theoretically) separate from production environments. That segmentation means that the threat actor – currently suspected to be APT29 – shouldn’t have an immediate “in” to any TeamViewer installations in your environment. However, threats travel laterally to previously segmented portions of the infected environment – as similar incidents at other organizations have shown. >>What Should You Do?<< The APT recommends that proactive security teams be on high alert for suspicious activity originating within any TeamViewer installations, logs, or access. >>What Is Blackpoint Doing?<< • Blackpoint’s Active SOC has NOT seen any indicators of compromise (IoCs) in our partners’ environments showing threat actor exploitation of TeamViewer. • Our Active SOC team will continue to actively monitor our partner environments for any IoCs associated with this incident, and take aggressive action. • The APG will continue to monitor the situation, and let you know if and when more relevant information becomes available. Here’s what we know so far – including TeamViewer’s public statement and the APG’s Threat Profile of APT29. https://hubs.ly/Q02DCx4Y0 #APG #ThreatIntelligence #APT29 #TeamViewer #SecurityIncident
Developing TeamViewer Incident with Suspected APT29 Activity
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IMPORTANT SECURITY ADVISORY TeamViewer has released a public statement about an “irregularity in TeamViewer’s internal corporate IT environment”. Based on their current investigation, this activity appears to be related to APT29/Midnight Blizzard. According to the public statement, there is “a strong segregation of the Corporate IT, the production environment, and the TeamViewer connectivity platform in place.” I certainly hope this is the case, but as we have seen in the past, these situations change very rapidly. If TeamViewer isn’t needed in your environment, uninstall it along with any other unauthorized remote access software. If it is needed, be diligent to be monitoring logs for any unauthorized remote access connections. https://lnkd.in/gnFCzHGS
🚨 APT29 is suspected to have breached TeamViewer’s internal corporate environment! >>Is Your Organization At Risk?<< The TeamViewer corporate environment is (theoretically) separate from production environments. That segmentation means that the threat actor – currently suspected to be APT29 – shouldn’t have an immediate “in” to any TeamViewer installations in your environment. However, threats travel laterally to previously segmented portions of the infected environment – as similar incidents at other organizations have shown. >>What Should You Do?<< The APT recommends that proactive security teams be on high alert for suspicious activity originating within any TeamViewer installations, logs, or access. >>What Is Blackpoint Doing?<< • Blackpoint’s Active SOC has NOT seen any indicators of compromise (IoCs) in our partners’ environments showing threat actor exploitation of TeamViewer. • Our Active SOC team will continue to actively monitor our partner environments for any IoCs associated with this incident, and take aggressive action. • The APG will continue to monitor the situation, and let you know if and when more relevant information becomes available. Here’s what we know so far – including TeamViewer’s public statement and the APG’s Threat Profile of APT29. https://hubs.ly/Q02DCx4Y0 #APG #ThreatIntelligence #APT29 #TeamViewer #SecurityIncident
Developing TeamViewer Incident with Suspected APT29 Activity
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Are you struggling with merging the Identity Access Management systems of two different companies? Integrating these disparate systems can be time-consuming and fraught with technical challenges. If not handled properly, the integration of IAM systems can create security vulnerabilities. For instance, if access rights are not properly managed during the integration process, unauthorized individuals could gain access to sensitive information. We can help with your Identity Access Management needs: https://lnkd.in/gdmD6cM6
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Are you struggling with merging the Identity Access Management systems of two different companies? Integrating these disparate systems can be time-consuming and fraught with technical challenges. If not handled properly, the integration of IAM systems can create security vulnerabilities. For instance, if access rights are not properly managed during the integration process, unauthorized individuals could gain access to sensitive information. We can help with your Identity Access Management needs: https://lnkd.in/gX8mkytb
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Businesses of all sizes are facing increasing volumes of security threats and data breaches so are having to tighten access to systems and applications for users wherever they are located. Access Management is a system that ensures businesses meet compliance requirements and mitigate the risks of unauthorised access, protecting sensitive data and vital business assets. An effective Access Management Solution ensures that only authorised users have straightforward access to the information they need, when they need it. AM is a simple, streamlined solution for today’s security and business challenges, with centralised management across multiple technology stacks. Find out more about the importance of Access Management and how to get started > https://loom.ly/D3-86d4 #AccessManagement #DataSecurity
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