Cybersecurity specialist, Positive Technologies reports that extensive analysis of cyberthreats in 2020 reveals a 91% jump in attacks on industrial companies and a 54% rise in malware-related attacks compared to 2019. Medical institutions ranked first in ransomware attacks.
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Analyzing the current cyberthreats of Q4 2020, Positive Technologies specialists reveal an increase in the number of attacks aimed at the trade industry and medical institutions around the world. Another feature of Q4 was the increase in the number of social engineering attacks on individuals.
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