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Inside the wargaming strategies of corporate cybersecurity teams

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Computer hacking is one of the most significant threats facing businesses today. As digital transformation advances, so do cybercriminals’ range and capabilities. A new team has joined the war against cybercrime, one that merges the best of existing offense and defense strategies.

Ransomware and other cybercrimes have been on the rise for the better part of the last three decades. From the professionals behind the $4bn WannaCry ransomware attacks in 2017 to the 15 year old super-hacker “Mafiaboy”, who used DDoS to cripple Yahoo, Dell, eBay, CNN, and Amazon’s websites in 2000,

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