Public disclosure: the pros and cons of naming and shaming cyber threat groups
Publishing information about cyber threat groups can have unexpected consequences, says BAE Systems’ Saher Naumaan
Once exposed, threat groups often change tactics, tools and techniques to make themselves hard to detect again
As the digital world has grown rapidly around us, so have the volume and variety of threats to this delicate ecosystem. Where once, critical national infrastructure (CNI) just included hospitals, nuclear...
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