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2017_003

Shipowner and its port terminals hit by NotPetya. 300M US$ loss. More than 4000 servers, 45 000 PCs [...]

Day	Month	Year	Country	Activity	Incident Type
30	June	2017	Denmark	Shipowner	Virus/Ransomware

Summary

Shipowner and its port terminals hit by NotPetya. 300M US$ loss. More than 4000 servers, 45 000 PCs and 2500 software applications had to be reinstalled.

Victim

Maersk

Claimed/Reported Threat Actor

NotPetya

Origin

Political

Main impact

Availability

References

Recommendations to Shipowner to reduce Virus/Ransomware risks:

Map, understand, patch and secure your exposed assets on the Internet.
Implement email filtering systems to detect and block phishing emails.
Train your organisation, personnel regularly against these threats.
Install efficient Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) tools.
Work with your CSIRT organization to better understand the Tactics, Techniques and Procedures used by threat actors.
Monitor your IT and OT systems to quickly detect potential pre-ransomware activity.
Implement an efficient offline backup policy.
Encrypt all sensitive data to avoid further data leaks.

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