One Year Later: The War in Ukraine and Cyber Threats

The video discusses the evolution of cyber activities during the Russia-Ukraine conflict, highlighting the initial focus on regional targets and the resurgence of attacks in 2023. It examines the decrease in ransomware attacks from Russia due to their focus on defense, while other actors target European and US companies. Vulnerable sectors include utilities, healthcare, and finance. The role of sanctions in cybersecurity is limited due to the use of cryptocurrency. The talent flow from Russia impacts cyber operations, with developers forming new alliances.

What changes in cyber activity have been observed in 2023 compared to 2022?

Why might ransomware attacks originating from Russia have decreased?

In what ways are bad actors adapting their strategies in response to geopolitical events?

What types of companies are particularly vulnerable to cyber attacks?

What role does Arctic Wolf play in addressing cyber risks for its customers?

How do sanctions impact the realm of cybersecurity?

What has been the effect of the conflict on the talent flow out of Russia?