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Using data and machine learning, Black Kite’s RSI™ discovers the likelihood that an organization will experience a ransomware attack.

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The Black Kite RSI™ follows a process of inspecting, transforming, and modeling collected from a variety of OSINT sources (internet wide scanners, hacker forums, the deep/dark web and more). Using the data and machine learning, the correlation between control items is identified to provide approximations.

State of Ransomware 2024: A Year of Surges and Shuffling

This report reveals the evolving strategies of these cybercriminals, including their increasingly sophisticated tactics, cross-collaboration between groups, and the concerning trend of targeting industries once considered off-limits.

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Ransomware Common Indicators

Ransomware
Phishing
or fraudulent
domains
Leaked
credentials
Company
size
Company
industry
Stealer
logs
Endpoint
security
Email
security
Vulnerabilities
with remote
code execution
Open
critical
ports

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