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ho hide incidents, but finding ways to motivate them to disclose information: "The fact that companies do not share information about leaks and other information security incidents is a problem. And maybe we should think about this problem together with regulators. We will not be able to improve our society if companies hide problems. We should not fine companies for being attacked, but come up with some other motivation for them to promptly share lithuania whatsapp number database this information. When we record attacks on some companies, we offer immediate assistance. But what kind of reaction do we get? "We are fine! Nothing happened." A day or two passes... At the same time, others can be attacked with the same tools. Therefore, the level of culture in the professional community of the cybersecurity industry definitely requires some adjustment."

is characteristic not only of data leaks, but also of thefts and frauds. According to Sberbank data, which was voiced by the deputy chairman of the board, under pressure from criminals, Russian citizens took out loans for 200 billion rubles.

According to Solar Group, which was announced by its CEO, Vice President of Rostelecom for Information Security Igor Lyapunov, the increase in the number of attacks in the first nine months of 2023 amounted to 85% compared to the same period in 2022. Most cyberattacks, according to Solar 4RAYS, a cyberthreat research center of Solar Group, were carried out on government organizations (44%) and telecom (14%), as well as agriculture (9%) - the latter can be explained by the industry's proximity to the state. The rating also included industry (7%), the financial sector (7%) and, with equal shares of 4%, retail, services, education, NGOs and energy. At the same time, every fifth attack was carried out by professional groups, and a significant part of them were in Asian countries. In particular, Lazarus, which is associated with the special services of the DPRK, was highly active in relation to domestic government agencies and the defense sector. At least 20 government organizations were attacked by Chinese cyber groups in September.