Welcome to the September issue 
of The Cyber Express. This month, 
we focus on a critical concern: the 
escalating threat of cyberattacks on 
our most vital infrastructure. This 
is not just a technical issue but a 
looming crisis that could disrupt the 
very foundations of our societies.
The current state of cybersecurity for 
critical infrastructure is fragmented, 
with regulations and standards 
that fail to match the complexity of 
modern threats. 
The voluntary norms adopted by the 
United Nations in 2015 have had 
limited impact. The International 
Energy Agency reports that cyber 
incidents targeting infrastructure 
have doubled between 2020 and 
2022, highlighting the inadequacy of 
our current defenses. It’s clear that a 
unified global cyber treaty is urgently 
needed—one that brings cohesion 
to our efforts, establishes universal 
standards, and fosters global 
cooperation. This issue is more than a collection 
of insights; it is a call to action. 
Protecting the infrastructure that 
supports our daily lives is essential. 
As we advance in the digital age, our 
strategies must be robust, unified, 
and forward-thinking.
We hope you find this issue both 
insightful and essential. Your 
feedback is invaluable as we 
navigate these challenges together, 
and we invite you to share your 
thoughts with us at editorial@
thecyberexpress.com. .
Stay informed, stay secure.

As we reach the midpoint of 2024, we are presented with both new challenges and opportunities for organizations and governments worldwide. This issue of The Cyber Express examines the current state of cyber threats and highlights key trends shaping the digital security environment.
On July 19, a widespread technological crisis paralyzed businesses and critical infrastructure worldwide. The culprit: a faulty software update distributed by cybersecurity firm CrowdStrike. This incident, marking the biggest tech outage in history, rendered approximately 8.5 million Microsoft systems inoperable, leading to a domino effect of disruptions. Airlines grounded flights, hospitals faced critical challenges, banks halted operations, and emergency services were overwhelmed. Witnessing this unprecedented event firsthand reminded us of the precariousness of our hyper-connected world and the significant vulnerabilities in our critical infrastructure. 
A significant evolution in Android malware tactics was witnessed with the rise of the Android banking trojan, Antidot. Disguising itself as a legitimate update from Google Play, Antidot poses a severe threat to mobile security worldwide. 
Similarly, the FatalRAT Trojan has been targeting cryptocurrency users globally, exemplifying the persistent threat faced by cryptocurrency users worldwide.The first half of the year presented us with several challenges; we hope the 
rest brings us more opportunities instead of problems.

Happy New Year and welcome to a 
fresh, exciting start with The Cyber 
Express! As 2024 unfolds, we’re 
here to guide you through the 
complex and ever-evolving world of 
cybersecurity with insights, analysis, 
and stories that matter.
In this January issue, we kick off 
with “AI Arms Race: Malicious Actors 
Stumble in Pursuit of Scalable 
Weaponry.” Tim Pappa, a seasoned 
former FBI Profiler, offers a riveting 
exploration of how AI is reshaping 
the landscape of cyber warfare. 
His unique perspective, rooted in 
behavioral analysis, unravels the 
sophisticated interplay between 
technology and criminal intent, 
providing a thought-provoking read.
We’re also proud to present an 
exclusive report on the World 
CyberCon India 2023. Hosted in the 
bustling city of Mumbai, this event, 
organized by The Cyber Express by 
Cyble, was a confluence of innovative 
ideas, robust discussions, and 
visionary solutions to secure India’s 
digital future.
As we enter 2024, our mission at The 
Cyber Express remains unwavering: 
to bring you the most relevant, 
insightful, and engaging content 
in cybersecurity. We’re excited to 
embark on this journey with you, 
navigating the complexities of the 
digital age together.
Wishing you all a year filled with 
growth, discovery, and digital 
resilience.

As 2023 winds down, The Cyber 
Express presents a profound 
reflection on the year in 
cybersecurity, aptly titled “2023 in 
Cybersecurity: Reflections and Way 
Forward.” This issue is a testament 
to the resilience and ingenuity of 
the cybersecurity community in a 
year marked by unprecedented 
challenges and innovations.
Our journey begins with an 
exploration of “The Year’s Best 
Cyber Threat Intelligence Tools.” 
This section serves as a vital guide, 
showcasing the tools that have 
been instrumental in navigating the 
complex cybersecurity landscape of 
2023.
The year has been a watershed in 
cyber threat evolution, witnessing 
the emergence of new adversaries 
and the resurgence of known groups. 
Our comprehensive coverage in “The 
Biggest Cyberattacks of 2023” offers 
a detailed analysis of these attacks, 
the tactics used, and the industries 
affected. It’s a stark reminder of the 
ever-present threat that looms in the 
digital realm.
This issue is not just a retrospective; 
it’s a comprehensive guide through 
the challenges of the past year and 
a strategic map for the future. It’s 
our hope that these insights and 
analyses will serve as invaluable 
resources for our readers as we 
collectively navigate the evolving 
cybersecurity landscape.
As we close this year, we at The 
Cyber Express remain committed 
to delivering in-depth, actionable 
insights that empower and inform. 
Here’s to a safer, more secure 2024 
in the world of cybersecurity.

Dear Readers,
As we unveil the November 2023 
issue of The Cyber Express, we find 
ourselves at an intersection of history 
and innovation, where the echoes 
of past conflicts reverberate in the 
digital corridors of the present.
Our cover story, “Decryption, 
Deception, and Disinformation: The 
Complex Web of Lies in the HamasIsrael Cyber War,” is not just a piece 
of journalism; it’s a comprehensive 
examination of how cyber warfare 
has become an integral part of 
modern conflict. This analytical deep 
dive exposes the intricate web of 
digital strategies employed by various 
hacker groups and hacktivists, whose 
actions have significantly escalated 
the already tense atmosphere in the 
Middle East. These digital warriors, 
armed with codes and keyboards, 
have opened a new front in the 
age-old conflict, blurring the lines 
between the cyber world and the 
physical one.
We thank you for your trust in us 
as your guide through the everchanging landscape of cybersecurity. 
Your readership motivates us to 
continue our pursuit of truth and 
clarity in a world where both can 
sometimes be as elusive as the cyber 
threats we face.
We hope this issue enriches your 
understanding and contributes to 
the ongoing conversation about our 
digital future.

Dear Readers,
Welcome to the October 2023 issue 
of The Cyber Express!
This month is especially noteworthy 
as we commemorate the 20th 
anniversary of Cybersecurity 
Awareness Month (CSAM), an annual 
campaign of paramount importance, 
shedding light on the essential role of 
cybersecurity in our interconnected 
digital society. CSAM is a reflection 
of our commitment to fostering 
a deep and enduring awareness 
of the evolving challenges and 
opportunities in cybersecurity

his edition is meticulously curated 
to serve as your guide through the 
multifarious terrains of cybersecurity. 
The rich insights, expert analyses, 
and comprehensive guides 
embedded in this issue are aimed at 
empowering our readers to traverse 
the maze of the cyber world with 
enhanced awareness and fortified 
resilience.
I invite you to immerse yourself 
in this enriching journey through 
the cyber frontier, hoping that the 
diverse array of topics and insights 
within these pages will act as a 
beacon, enlightening your path to 
enhanced cybersecurity awareness 
and resilience.

The digital landscape is in constant flux, evolving at a pace that often astounds even the most seasoned professionals. As it undergoes these rapid transformations, the magnitude of threats intensifies, casting a shadow on our digital aspirations. With every gadget we use and every digital service we access, the importance of cybersecurity becomes more pronounced. As technology weaves its way more profoundly into our lives, its protection escalates from being just a professional obligation to a paramount societal duty. This month, The Cyber Express delves deeply into this pressing matter: Cybersecurity Education and the Role of Certifications. The comprehensive survey we initiated was more than just an inquiry into numbers and trends. It was a profound exploration into the heart of the cybersecurity industry, a deep dive into the motivations, challenges, and aspirations of professionals navigating its intricate corridors. Our goal was not only to discern the reasons behind educational choices but also to shed light on the evolving landscape of cyber threats and defense strategies. By highlighting the most pivotal certifications and gauging employers’ perceptions of structured training, and with feedback from a diverse group of 2,384 IT and cybersecurity experts, I believe we’ve painted a vivid and comprehensive picture of the present state

In this edition, we delve into several captivating articles:

Our Cover Story highlights the cybersecurity concerns of the forthcoming 2024 US elections. With the digital realm evolving rapidly, cyber threats are escalating in complexity.

Don't miss our exclusive chat with Jessica Berlin, an eminent name in digital warfare and geopolitics. She offers insights on the repercussions of the Ukraine-Russian conflict in cyberspace.

Join us for an enlightening conversation with Erwin Eimers, the illustrious Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) of Sumitomo Chemicals. Gain a deeper understanding of the avant-garde cybersecurity strategies adopted by this global leader in the chemicals manufacturing sector.

On a more somber note, we mourn the loss of Kevin Mitnick, a beacon in the cybersecurity domain. The community feels the void left by his untimely demise due to pancreatic cancer. We honor his pioneering efforts and his undying commitment to digital security.

As we toast to our achievement of 1 Million Page Views, we hope this issue offers fresh perspectives and enlightens you. Rest assured, The Cyber Express is dedicated to equipping you with the latest in cybersecurity to safeguard you in this ever-evolving digital milieu.

Your unwavering support and readership fuel our passion. We value your thoughts, so do drop us a line at editorial@thecyberexpress.com.

Stay safe online!

To kick off our half-yearly round-up, we present a profound conversation with Ian Beacraft, founder and Chief Futurist at Signal and Cipher. Beacraft offers unique insights into the impending transformation of our workplaces and lives as AI evolves. With the promise of advancements comes the question: What does this AI revolution mean for our security infrastructure?

Complementing Beacraft’s futurist perspective, we delve into the here and now with Tom Van de Wiele, Principal Technology & Threats Researcher at WithSecure. From penetrating AI systems to dealing with zero-day vulnerabilities and simulating advanced persistent threats (APTs), Tom emphasizes the importance of aligning attack strategies with the threat actor being emulated while maintaining ethical testing practices.

This issue of The Cyber Express is both a mirror and a telescope, reflecting the state of cybersecurity today and offering a glimpse of what the future holds. We hope the insights, analysis, and thought provoking discussions will help you navigate the choppy waters of cybersecurity.

Most importantly, We welcome your feedback at editorial@thecyberexpress.com

Stay safe online!

Welcome to the June issue of The Cyber Express, where we embark on an immersive journey through the ever-evolving world of cybersecurity, delving deep into the multifaceted realm of Threat Intelligence.

In this edition, we explore the intricacies of this crucial field, shedding light on its true essence and illuminating the distinctiveness that sets it apart from the malevolent practice of doxxing.

As we commence our odyssey, we take a momentous pause to reflect upon the five-year anniversary of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). This ground-breaking regulation has revolutionized how we perceive and safeguard our personal data, reshaping the digital landscape and instilling a sense of empowerment in individuals and organizations alike.

Join us in celebrating this momentous milestone as we pay homage to the transformative power of the GDPR.

Welcome to the May issue of The Cyber Express, where we bring you the latest news and insights on the ever-evolving
world of cybersecurity. In this edition, we cover a range of topics, from new cybersecurity concerns surrounding GPT4 to the darker side of AI with a focus on ChatGPT and the worldwide cybersecurity policy discussions it triggered.

This month’s cover story delves into the potential impact of GPT4 on the cybersecurity industry. As AI continues to advance rapidly, it is important to stay informed about the latest developments and how they may affect our digital security. We examine the potential implications of GPT4 and what this means for cybersecurity professionals.

The Cyberville section shines a light on the infamous ransomware gang Lazarus, which has been responsible for a number of high-profile attacks in recent years. We explore their tactics, targets, and the measures organizations can take to protect themselves against this threat.

As we enter the second quarter of 2023, the cybersecurity landscape continues to be fraught with challenges. The
past three months have seen a significant increase in ransomware attacks, as threat actors continue to target organisations across industries and geographies. These attacks have caused widespread disruption and financial losses,
highlighting the need for robust cybersecurity measures and incident response plans.

On a positive note, there has been some progress in the fight against cybercrime. The takedown of BreachForums,
the largest hacker forum, has sent shockwaves through the underground cybercriminal community. This forum facilitated
the exchange of hacking tools, stolen data, and other cybercrime-related services.

The shutdown is a major win for law enforcement agencies and underscores the importance of international cooperation in combating cybercrime. Looking ahead, we expect ransomware attacks against enterprises to continue to make the biggest headlines in the coming months. These attacks can be devastating for businesses, and it is crucial that organizations remain vigilant and take proactive measures to secure their networks and data. This includes implementing
strong access controls, training employees on cybersecurity best practices, and regularly backing
up critical data.

In this issue, we turn our attention to a topic that is often overlooked but is of utmost importance - Women in Cybersecurity. The cybersecurity industry has grown rapidly in recent years, and the need for skilled professionals has never been higher. However, men have largely dominated the field, with women being vastly underrepresented.

In this special issue, we shine a spotlight on some of the women who are making waves in the cybersecurity field. We hope to inspire and encourage other women to pursue careers in this exciting and dynamic industry through our interviews and profiles.

The issue features interviews with women who have overcome the challenges of being a minority in a male-dominated industry. Their stories offer valuable insights into women’s unique experiences and perspectives in cybersecurity.

We believe that diversity and inclusion are essential for the growth and success of any industry, and the cybersecurity
industry is no exception. It is time for women to break through the barriers and contribute their skills and knowledge to cybersecurity.

We have also listed the Top 10 Women in Cybersecurity for this issue. We are thrilled to announce the winners of
our Women in Cybersecurity initiative! These talented and dedicated professionals have made significant contributions to the industry, and we are proud to recognise their achievements.

Artificial Intelligence: The bridge between Utopia and dystopia
Myths, stories, and Greek antiquities.

It was believed that Hephaestus, the Greek god of metallurgy, created and programmed a giant bronze warrior named Talos to protect Crete. Talos is said to be a futuristic cybernetic creature that can think and feel.

It was believed that Hephaestus created the creature as part of his project, which involved combining neurological-computer interfaces and living and non-living components into one massive being. The mythology surrounding the creation of the warrior is also said to be the first example of people thinking about the potential of AI and intelligent robots.

Cut to the present, AI is all around us, and data and algorithms have become more important to our lives than we can fathom. And this is just the beginning.

AI has already had a profound impact on a variety of industries, and its use in cybersecurity is no exception. In recent years, AI has become an essential tool in the fight against cybercrime, offering organizations a way to detect and respond to cyber threats more quickly and effectively than ever before.

One of the key benefits of AI in cybersecurity is its ability to process vast amounts of data in real-time. This allows organizations to quickly identify and respond to potential threats, reducing the time it takes to detect and respond to an attack. AI can analyze large amounts of data from various sources, including network logs, intrusion detection systems, and other security-related data, to help organizations better understand the threat landscape.

The February Issue of The Cyber Express magazine discusses all these thoughts on AI in Cybersecurity in detail.

This issue is mostly divided into two major parts. The
Year Ender section focuses on what majorly happened,
while the Forecast section talks more about what can
happen in 2023. More than 30 cybersecurity influencers have shared their thought on that very subject. We believe these predictions will help you make wise business decisions in the future.

This time we have also gone ahead and done our best to
recognize the stalwarts of the cybersecurity industry. The
Cyber Express team is proud to acknowledge the efforts of all the individuals who have dedicated their lives to protect our organizations from cyber threats.

The fabric of our society is, more or less, defined by the technology we use. And with the increasing importance of technology, it is even more imperative that cybersecurity is at the core of not just every technology but even the ethos. Here, we firmly believe that every cybersecurity incidents must become a wake-up call for organizations and individuals to put enough stress on the
security of the cyber realm we live in.

It is even more important that the individuals and companies working to secure the brave new world receive the necessary information. And this is where we strive to come in, with, The Cyber
Express. We are an information security news publication that aims to provide the latest news and analysis about the threats that are affecting the world.


This is our debut issue, and in this one, we touch upon a very crucial topic, Cyber Insurance and the paradox it created. Although ‘Act of War’ is typically excluded from insurance policies, it can still occur. Until now, it has been difficult for insurance companies to identify the individuals responsible for state-sponsored cyberattacks. Since these attacks are usually not acknowledged by state actors, it was typically difficult for them to identify the attackers.

In ‘The Cover’, we discuss how a few cyberattacks changed the approach of insurance companies and called for better underwriting.

In this issue, we have also interviewed several industry stalwarts, beginning from the likes of David Cross, Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) of Oracle SaaS Cloud; James C. Foster, the
Chief Executive Officer of ZeroFOX, who shared their thoughts on the newest cybersecurity trends and the best practices that need to be established.

We hope you enjoy reading this issue. 

Please drop us a mail and let us know what you liked.You can reach us at
editorial@thecyberexpress.com.

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c. We also collect information associated with your use of the application in order to make personalized recommendations. If you provide your third-party account credentials to us, you understand some content and/or information in those accounts (“Third Party Account Information”) may be transmitted into your account with us if you authorize such transmissions, and that Third Party Account Information transmitted to the Service is covered by this Policy.

f. The Personal Information we collect allows us to respond to your requests, improve our products and services, customize the advertising and content you see, and communicate with you about new products.

is the World's largest and fastest growing self-service, cross-platform digital newsstand with over 88 million users since its inception in 2011 and thousands of magazines and newspapers across 40+ categories and 60+ languages. Headquartered in New York, Magzter has its local presence in Amsterdam, London, Mexico City, Chennai, Mumbai, New Delhi, Bengaluru, Singapore, and will soon be expanding to other countries. Founded by global entrepreneurs, Girish Ramdas and Vijay Radhakrishnan in June 2011, Magzter enables magazine and newspaper publishers around the world to create and deliver digital editions of their titles to global consumers.

n. We will also use usage information in order to ensure users adhere to our Terms of Use. For example, a user’s usage information will help us confirm that a user only downloads a magazine or other content a permitted number of times or to a permitted number of devices.

which gives digital readers unlimited access to 9,000+ magazines and newspapers for a monthly subscription price. Magzter also has the largest number of stories in the world with its game-changing ezRead 2.0 feature for its apps, which enables smartphone and small-screen mobile users to enjoy magazine content the way it was meant to be enjoyed, with article text that is easy to read and is accompanied by stunning videos and high resolution photography.

{{magzter}} is the World's largest and fastest growing self-service, cross-platform digital newsstand with over 88 million users since its inception in 2011 and thousands of magazines and newspapers across 40+ categories and 60+ languages. Headquartered in New York, Magzter has its local presence in Amsterdam, London, Mexico City, Chennai, Mumbai, New Delhi, Bengaluru, Singapore, and will soon be expanding to other countries. Founded by global entrepreneurs, Girish Ramdas and Vijay Radhakrishnan in June 2011, Magzter enables magazine and newspaper publishers around the world to create and deliver digital editions of their titles to global consumers.

The Cyber Express Magazine - September 2024

The Cyber Express Magazine - September 2024

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