In a landmark move to bolster cybersecurity resilience across Europe, NTT Security and Ingram Micro have announced a strategic partnership aimed at delivering advanced Managed Detection and Response (MDR) services through a newly launched Security Operations Centre (SOC) powered by NTT Security.
NTT Security continues to integrate capabilities with the newly launched SamurAI Network Traffic Analyzer.
In recent weeks, the SamurAI SOC has observed an uptick in phishing incidents that analysts have tied to the Tycoon 2FA phishing kit.
SamurAI Security Analysts are closely monitoring an active “Adversary-in-the-Middle” (AiTM) Phishing campaign targeting businesses in Germany, Switzerland, Italy, and Norway.
The Cyber Threat Alliance (CTA) is proud to release their newest Joint Analytic Report (JAR): Cybersecurity in the Age of Generative AI. Read
AsyncRAT is a sophisticated and increasingly prevalent cybersecurity threat. As a Remote Access Trojan (RAT), AsyncRAT allows attackers to remotely control compromised systems, steal sensitive data, and potentially cause severe damage to an endpoint or network. The stealthy and polymorphic nature of AsyncRAT makes it especially difficult to detect and mitigate using traditional security measures.
Security experts from across NTT and its global operating companies share their predictions for how cyberattacks will evolve in 2025, including the growing capabilities of artificial intelligence, the continued growth of geopolitical cyberwarfare, the further exploitation of supply chain vulnerabilities, consumer-focused cyber impacts and more.
Understanding the intricacies of file formats and their potential vulnerabilities is crucial. One topic that often flies under the radar is Zip file concatenation. This technique can have significant implications for both data integrity and security, with threat actors constantly looking for new tactics to evade detection.
Small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) often rely on off-the-shelf software solutions to manage their operations. While these ready-made applications can be cost-effective and convenient, they also come with significant risks, especially when they become outdated.
At NTT Security, we’re passionate about Capture the Flag (CTF) competitions. Our team, made of specialists from NTT Security Sweden, NTT Japan SOC, and NTT Data Germany, eagerly take part in these competitions, driven by a shared love for cybersecurity and the thrill of solving complex challenges together.